P: Unable to access taskbar when using Photoshop 24.2.0 on Windows 11

I use windows 11 pro (latest update) and it does act like that with some software, sometimes it's Ok and sometimes it's not...
So the autohide taskbar is a little unstable...

in this case I mainly use the ''windows'' keyboard key to have access to everything fairly quickly...

Exactly the same issue here. Worked fine prior to the update.

Same issue on my PC (Windows 11 Home v22H2 build 22621.1413). Autohide the taskbar works on every program, including Lightroom, but not with Photoshop 24.2.1. However, if I set Photoshop to open on my SECOND MONITOR the autotask bar does work with Photoshop open! Both monoitors are identical models.
Taskbar behaviours settings...

Just posting to say I have the same issue. Waiting for fix. Thanks

Ciao.

Inserisco questo post per sapere se questa problematica è stata riscontrata anche da altri.

Utilizzando la versione Photoshop 24.2 con Windows 11 la barra delle applicazioni in basso (impostata per nascondersi automaticamente) non viene visualizzata quando si sposta il mouse sulla parte inferiore dello schermo.

Grazie.

I have the same issue with Photoshop blocking the taskbar in max. window mode. But oddly, with Illustrator there is no such issue.

And if you open partial screen and resize near full screen all is well with task bar.  However the new screen size is lost and you need to reset it each use of PS.  Windows 11 Build 22621.

I am noticing this also happens with Brave browser. Apart from the browser and PS the taskbar appears in all other programs. Perhaps it is a Windows property in conjunction with some other programs.

I am having the same issue - v 24.2.0 on Windows 11 with the photoshop window maximized. The taskbar auto hides and appears properly in all other applications, and before the update worked properly in photoshop as well.

The taskbar issue is causing an added problem when trying to switch language inputs. Without the taskbar appearing, I can no longer switch between Japanese input types, so I have to run photoshop in a smaller window.

@CShubert 
Thanks for your help Cory. We'll look forward to seeing a resolution to the issue.
Alan.