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Did Windows 1809 mess with the taskbar?
I ask because after having recently upgraded to 1809, I have noticed that
the taskbar that I keep at the bottom of the screen is taller than it used to be. I ues the small taskbar buttons, and before the buttons just fit between the top and bottom of the taskbar. Now, there is room enough for an extra row of buttons below the ones I have, and the taskbar refuses to shrink any smaller. Help! |
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Did Windows 1809 mess with the taskbar?
On 02/13/2019 09:55 AM, lonelydad wrote:
I ask because after having recently upgraded to 1809, I have noticed that the taskbar that I keep at the bottom of the screen is taller than it used to be. I ues the small taskbar buttons, and before the buttons just fit between the top and bottom of the taskbar. Now, there is room enough for an extra row of buttons below the ones I have, and the taskbar refuses to shrink any smaller. Help! I can set my XFCE taskbar size anywhere from 16 to 128 pixels, in single pixel increments, with a slider bar, and the buttons automatically follow, one pixel at a time, to fit. |
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Did Windows 1809 mess with the taskbar?
On 2/13/19 11:40 AM, rabit wrote:
On 02/13/2019 09:55 AM, lonelydad wrote: I ask because after having recently upgraded to 1809, I have noticed that the taskbar that I keep at the bottom of the screen is taller than it used to be. I ues the small taskbar buttons, and before the buttons just fit between the top and bottom of the taskbar. Now, there is room enough for an extra row of buttons below the ones I have, and the taskbar refuses to shrink any smaller. Help! I can set my XFCE taskbar size anywhere from 16 to 128 pixels, in single pixel increments, with a slider bar, and the buttons automatically follow, one pixel at a time, to fit. So can I. My host system is Fedora 29/Xfce. But this is not a Linux group and your answer is not helpful. |
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Did Windows 1809 mess with the taskbar?
T wrote in :
On 2/13/19 11:40 AM, rabit wrote: On 02/13/2019 09:55 AM, lonelydad wrote: I ask because after having recently upgraded to 1809, I have noticed that the taskbar that I keep at the bottom of the screen is taller than it used to be. I ues the small taskbar buttons, and before the buttons just fit between the top and bottom of the taskbar. Now, there is room enough for an extra row of buttons below the ones I have, and the taskbar refuses to shrink any smaller. Help! To clarify: The toolbar is not locked, and I have already set the small icons on. If it wasn't 1809, then it must be my installing the nvidia graphics card, but I can't find any settings anywhere that would affect the tool bar. I know that things are different because where the icons in the notify area used to be in a single line, they are now in two lines. |
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Did Windows 1809 mess with the taskbar?
On 02/14/2019 7:15 PM, lonelydad wrote:
T wrote in : On 2/13/19 11:40 AM, rabit wrote: On 02/13/2019 09:55 AM, lonelydad wrote: I ask because after having recently upgraded to 1809, I have noticed that the taskbar that I keep at the bottom of the screen is taller than it used to be. I ues the small taskbar buttons, and before the buttons just fit between the top and bottom of the taskbar. Now, there is room enough for an extra row of buttons below the ones I have, and the taskbar refuses to shrink any smaller. Help! To clarify: The toolbar is not locked, and I have already set the small icons on. If it wasn't 1809, then it must be my installing the nvidia graphics card, but I can't find any settings anywhere that would affect the tool bar. I know that things are different because where the icons in the notify area used to be in a single line, they are now in two lines. Did you try going back to large Icons, Cold booting and then try the small Icons again. Rene |
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Did Windows 1809 mess with the taskbar?
"lonelydad" wrote in message
.28... If it wasn't 1809, then it must be my installing the nvidia graphics card, but I can't find any settings anywhere that would affect the tool bar. I know that things are different because where the icons in the notify area used to be in a single line, they are now in two lines. If the Nvidia card and driver installation was at fault the likely cause would be a resolution change of the entire screen, not just the task bar Look elsewhere, i.e. what's on the task bar like multiple toolbars which can prevent resizing(they need/use space, even if not shown) If you have 3 columns of dots somewhere on the task bar, there is a good chance that is a toolbar. Right click those rows and close toolbar, or right click task bar and uncheck whichever toolbar you have open from the Toolbars option. Then resize the task bar, and add the toolbar again. Why...because in some cases the task bar can't be resized if the minimum space is already in use when one or more toolbars is open -- ....w¡ñ§±¤ñ msft mvp 2007-2018 |
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Did Windows 1809 mess with the taskbar?
"...winston" wrote in
: "lonelydad" wrote in message .28... If it wasn't 1809, then it must be my installing the nvidia graphics card, but I can't find any settings anywhere that would affect the tool bar. I know that things are different because where the icons in the notify area used to be in a single line, they are now in two lines. If the Nvidia card and driver installation was at fault the likely cause would be a resolution change of the entire screen, not just the task bar Look elsewhere, i.e. what's on the task bar like multiple toolbars which can prevent resizing(they need/use space, even if not shown) If you have 3 columns of dots somewhere on the task bar, there is a good chance that is a toolbar. Right click those rows and close toolbar, or right click task bar and uncheck whichever toolbar you have open from the Toolbars option. Then resize the task bar, and add the toolbar again. Why...because in some cases the task bar can't be resized if the minimum space is already in use when one or more toolbars is open That did it! Thank you very much. I knew that someone would have an answer to my problem. Again, thank you. |
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Did Windows 1809 mess with the taskbar?
lonelydad wrote:
T wrote in : On 2/13/19 11:40 AM, rabit wrote: On 02/13/2019 09:55 AM, lonelydad wrote: I ask because after having recently upgraded to 1809, I have noticed that the taskbar that I keep at the bottom of the screen is taller than it used to be. I ues the small taskbar buttons, and before the buttons just fit between the top and bottom of the taskbar. Now, there is room enough for an extra row of buttons below the ones I have, and the taskbar refuses to shrink any smaller. Help! To clarify: The toolbar is not locked, and I have already set the small icons on. If it wasn't 1809, then it must be my installing the nvidia graphics card, but I can't find any settings anywhere that would affect the tool bar. I know that things are different because where the icons in the notify area used to be in a single line, they are now in two lines. Did you unlock taskbar then grab with top edge of the bar and drag to resize width? -- Take care, Jonathan ------------------- LITTLE WORKS STUDIO http://www.LittleWorksStudio.com |
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Did Windows 1809 mess with the taskbar?
On 15/02/2019 01:15, lonelydad wrote:
T wrote in : On 2/13/19 11:40 AM, rabit wrote: On 02/13/2019 09:55 AM, lonelydad wrote: I ask because after having recently upgraded to 1809, I have noticed that the taskbar that I keep at the bottom of the screen is taller than it used to be. I ues the small taskbar buttons, and before the buttons just fit between the top and bottom of the taskbar. Now, there is room enough for an extra row of buttons below the ones I have, and the taskbar refuses to shrink any smaller. Help! To clarify: The toolbar is not locked, and I have already set the small icons on. If it wasn't 1809, then it must be my installing the nvidia graphics card, but I can't find any settings anywhere that would affect the tool bar. I know that things are different because where the icons in the notify area used to be in a single line, they are now in two lines. hover your mouse over the top line of the toolbar and it will change to two arrows pick what you want, up or down. |
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Did Windows 1809 mess with the taskbar?
On Wed, 13 Feb 2019 17:55:45 GMT, lonelydad
wrote: I ask because after having recently upgraded to 1809, I have noticed that the taskbar that I keep at the bottom of the screen is taller than it used to be. I ues the small taskbar buttons, and before the buttons just fit between the top and bottom of the taskbar. Now, there is room enough for an extra row of buttons below the ones I have, and the taskbar refuses to shrink any smaller. Help! You can set it to be any height you like and separately, you can lock it so it doesn't change size. Try unlocking, restoring it to your desired height, and then locking it. (Right-click on the taskbar). Not sure how it would have changed with the upgrade, but you should be able to fix it.. |
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Did Windows 1809 mess with the taskbar?
lonelydad wrote:
I ask because after having recently upgraded to 1809, I have noticed that the taskbar that I keep at the bottom of the screen is taller than it used to be. I ues the small taskbar buttons, and before the buttons just fit between the top and bottom of the taskbar. Now, there is room enough for an extra row of buttons below the ones I have, and the taskbar refuses to shrink any smaller. Help! Check the Settings : Personalization : TaskBar for a "small taskbar buttons" setting. https://i.postimg.cc/YqKwykh4/small-button.gif Paul |
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Did Windows 1809 mess with the taskbar?
lonelydad wrote:
I ask because after having recently upgraded to 1809, I have noticed that the taskbar that I keep at the bottom of the screen is taller than it used to be. If you right click the taskbar, is "lock the taskbar" ticked? If so untick it, can you now drag the top edge of the taskbar up and do to make it taller or less tall? |
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