You can have a look at the final results of my taskbar down below. I finally found the perfect windows 10 taskbar that works for me on my windows machine. Don’t you think, that we should do something about it? Well, I most certainly do so let’s fix it.Īlso read: How to Change App Icons and Widgets on iPhone and iPad and Customize them Easily? Īfter a lot of digging into the windows 10 settings and heading over the internet to find 3rd party tools/software that can actually super-charge the taskbar on my Windows. Now that we have groused about how non-functional and cluttered the windows taskbar is. Though it has a bunch of pinned apps and quick settings, that you never asked for or a big search bar, that you probably don’t need. It’s big, taking way too much space, and very much distracting at times. You can choose any of the four sides of the display from the list.Īfter changing taskbar location, you can lock the taskbar to stop you moving or resizing it accidentally.There are a lot of steps involved when you want to customize the windows 10 taskbar and make it better looking, but before we dive into all that, let’s first see my take on the same.Īccept it or not, but I feel Windows 10 taskbar isn’t functional at all in its factory state. Scroll down and find the “ Taskbar location on screen” drop-down box. This will open the Taskbar page in the Settings app. Right-click an empty space on the taskbar, and then select Taskbar settings from the context menu. The other way to change the taskbar location is through the Settings app. Method 2: Change Taskbar Location from Settings App When the taskbar is where you want it, release the mouse button. Next, click an empty space on the taskbar, and then hold down the mouse button as you drag the taskbar to one of the four edges of the desktop. You need to click that option again to unlock the taskbar. If you see a check mark next to the “ Lock the taskbar” option, the taskbar is locked and you’re unable to change its location.
Right-click an empty space on the taskbar. Method 1: Drag Taskbar and Move it to Any Edge of the Screen This tutorial will show you 2 simple ways to move taskbar to different locations (Bottom, Left, Right, Top) of your screen in Windows 10. Is there a way to change taskbar location in Windows 10? By default, the taskbar is at the bottom of the desktop, but you can also move it to any edge of the screen. How do I move the taskbar back to its horizontal position at the bottom of my screen?” “My taskbar decided to go vertical instead of horizontal.
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