Windows 11 is arguably the best version of Microsoft's operating system yet, but it isn't without its flaws. One such issue at launch was the lack of an option to not combine taskbar icons (also ...

Like the Start menu, the Taskbar in Windows 11 has gotten a thumb's down from a lot of people, mostly because it's much less customizable than its Windows 10 counterpart. In Windows 10, you can ...

What if you could bring back the Windows 10 taskbar, so you can place it on any edge of the screen, or see full-width app names again? Microsoft won’t let you do it, but a free and open-source ...

In the Taskbar Items menu, make sure to disable the Widgets, Task View, and Copilot features. In the Search menu, choose the Hide option. Windows 11 doesn’t yet support the taskbar drag-and-drop ...

This will open the Settings, Personalization, Taskbar window. Scroll down the page until you see Taskbar behaviors. You may need to click the arrow to the right to expand the list and see the options.

Just because the Windows taskbar features a ton of handy info doesn’t mean you want to see it all the time. If you’d like to learn how to hide the taskbar in Windows — at least when you're ...

It could also be some desktop software that may be programmatically making the taskbar visible. See if any 3rd-party software is preventing this. If so, disable this icon from appearing on the ...

You can also modify how Search appears on the taskbar, and hide or display items like widgets, task view, and chat. The taskbar can even be hidden until you hover your mouse over the bottom edge ...

listing 'Explorer.EXE' as the 'Faulting application name' and 'Taskbar.View.dll' as the 'Faulting module name'." Microsoft has already rolled out a fix for this issue via a new update. However ...

If all goes according to plan, then the problem regarding your taskbar should now be over and done with it. If nothing helps, see if it occurs in the Clean Boot State. If it does not, you may ...

While I was looking through Android 15 Beta 4, I discovered mentions of a new “tiny” taskbar feature. After a bit of tinkering, I fully enabled this feature, and you can see what the ...

Here's how to do that: Step 1: Right-click on any open space in the taskbar. You should then see a pop-up menu that features the Taskbar settings option. Step 2: Select that option, and it will ...