Category Archives: Taskbar

Windows allows you to enable and disable the auto-hide taskbar feature using the built-in Settings app. However, if you want to access this feature more frequently on your Windows 11 or 10 PCs, you might consider adding “Automatically hide taskbar” in the context menu. Once you add “Automatically Hide Taskbar” to the right-click menu, you […]

Windows 10 contains a special application desktop toolbar that is known as Taskbar. By default, this Taskbar sits at the bottom of a display screen. You can find, open, and switch between opened apps from the taskbar. On the extreme right side of the taskbar, you can view the date and time, system icons, and […]

Microsoft is slowly adding new features in Windows 11. The firm recently introduced Spotlight Desktop Theme and a new taskbar overflow. When you open a lot of applications and documents, depending on the taskbar size, all their icons may not fit the taskbar area. To make these icons management convenient, Windows 11 will now display […]

Windows 11 22H2 (Sun Valley 2) is expected to be released to the public in Oct 2022, and Microsoft is testing many new features. The Taskbar Search Widget is a new feature that was revealed in Windows 11 Insider Dev Build  25136. If you have updated to Windows 11 to build 25136 and could not […]

Microsoft is testing many new features in Windows 11 and may be available in the final release of Windows 11 22H2. In Windows 11 Build 25136, Microsoft has added Taskbar Search Widget and Tabs in File Explorer. In earlier Developer built, we had seen Desktop Search Bar and Suggested Actions. However, for now, Microsoft is testing […]

Search plays a significant role in Windows 11, so Microsoft has put a Search button on your taskbar by default. The new Start Menu comes with a search box at the top, which lets you search anything directly. Using Windows Search, you can search for files, and folders, query the web, etc. However, if you […]

In all versions of Windows operating systems, you will find a taskbar at the bottom of the screen. On Windows 11, the taskbar hosts the Start menu, Search, Task View, Widgets, Chat, File Explorer, Microsoft Edge, and Microsoft Store icons. By default, these icons are aligned to the center. The taskbar corner includes the notification […]

On a Windows 11 or 10 PC, when you hover the mouse cursor over the taskbar thumbnail of an application, you will see a live preview of that application window. This live preview automatically hides when you remove the cursor from the taskbar thumbnail. While the default time to show a live preview of an […]

By default, Windows 11 Taskbar items remain in the center and host the Start menu, Search, Task View, Widgets, Teams Chat, File Explorer, Microsoft Edge, and Microsoft Store buttons. Users can also pin an application or folder to the Taskbar that also stays in the center. Manually pinned items can be unpinned from the Taskbar […]