YESSSSS!
The more MS hears about this, the higher it'll move on their priority list.
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I switched to Windows 11 a few weeks ago, and ever since then, the taskbar auto-hide quits working when the computer comes out of Sleep mode. I have to be away from the computer for a while before it will happen, and I believe it has something to do with me running dual monitors. When I wake my computer, my secondary monitor appears to come up faster than my primary by just a fraction. Once my primary is on, there is a message saying something about the taskbar already being hidden (I think) and the taskbar on my primary monitor has the taskbar up. When I go to Taskbar Behaviors, 'Automatically hide the taskbar' is no longer checked. I'll select it again, and it will work fine until the system goes back into Sleep mode for a while, again.
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YESSSSS!
The more MS hears about this, the higher it'll move on their priority list.
I actually have one screen and I'm getting this message after the display is automatically turned off and then turned on again:
Auto-hide is disabled and then I have to turn it on again. Very frustrating.
I reported this here:
but I got no (useful) help at all. I see that this thread shows almost 100 people with the same problem, but I guess the solution is ignoring it.
I should probably do that as well. I'll post it through feedback hub when I'm back at my computer, and also try yo find your report and upvote it...
MS isn't noticing this thread, or any other mentions of this issue!
I sent them feedback twice, which went unanswered.
I have the same issue. Hopefully Microsoft will notice this thread at some point and prioritize this issue higher...