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Old July 13th 16, 06:10 PM posted to alt.windows7.general
freedumb
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Default Win 7 Taskbar Aroused

Win 7 Taskbar is always aroused!
I cannot get it to stay down most of the time.
The setting is to auto deflate.

I have looked for any problems flagged anywhere and I cannot find
anything that would keep it up.

It is very annoying because it takes up too much of my limited screen
space on my laptop. I am always resizing and repositioning stuff away
from the Taskbar.

Suggestions please.

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Old July 13th 16, 07:41 PM posted to alt.windows7.general
Mike Easter
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Default Win 7 Taskbar Aroused

freedumb wrote:
Win 7 Taskbar


auto hide problem

http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/31779...ide-correctly/
Fixing When the Windows Taskbar Refuses to Auto-Hide Correctly

article about: flashing icons, notifications, invisible notifications,
verifying the autohide setting and flipping it off/on, input director
example, and much more

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