Yesterday I updated my installation to 2026.4.1 and, since then, I get this message at the end of every restart.
I can dismiss the message, but what’s causing it?
I checked the core logs, I have some warnings and errors on one of my integration, but none seems related to this wrapping up message.
Can someone help me with this?
Thanks
That message has always been there. But it’s usually followed up shortly after by “Home Assistant has started” and everything is dismissed automatically.
Are you saying that the last part never shows up no matter how long you wait?
Yea, I’m seeing that too! It has just started the latest supervisor, OS and 2026.4.1 updates (all done today). It does not go away unless you dismiss or refresh the web page.
The “Wrapping up startup” message stays on until I dismiss it.
The “Home Assistant has started” message never shows up.
I’m having exactly the same issues. I thought i was going mad. Nothing obvious in the logs either and have to manually dismiss that message, otherwise it stays there forever. I have a couple of Echo Show 8’s with Lineage OS and View Assist on them which i have to clear the message on manually after a restart
A fix has been made for this, should show in the next frontend patch 
Where did you see the fix ?
Because for me this issue is still present in 2026.4.2
I didn’t know there was a general issue. I just hit the browser refresh, and it cleared up for me. (So maybe I had done the infamous “Clear the front-end cache” thing?) Only happened once.
I just installed 2026.4.3 and the issue is still there
And still there in 2026.4.4 as well…
It’s supposed to be fixed by this but apparently not for everyone.
Still an issue for me all the way into 2026.6.4. Its been an issue for me since 2026.4. This isn't a front end issue for me like the fix above says to fix. My system is essentially halted for minutes every time I restart HA. When this message is up no apps appear in sidebar and certain integrations dont work.
Ive enabling debug logs and scanned through thousands of lines and nothing jumps out. It just gives up after the 300 second timeout and then my system is usable.
It could be due to an integration failing to start up correctly.
It could be yes but nothing appears in debug logs.
Also, all integrations work fine after HA fully starts.
Im not ruling it out but I would expect some sort of hint in the logs if this were the case.