How to move the Windows 7 Taskbar To another Location

Posted Date: 04-Jul-2010		Category: Microsoft Windows
Author: Rajendran C	Member Level: Gold
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Do you know that you can move the windows 7 taskbar to any side of the windows desktop screen? Here are the simple steps to move the taskbar to any side of the screen.

Windows Taskbar's default location is bottom of the screen. Most of the windows user uses the Default location of the Taskbar. But you can move around the Taskbar in Top, left and Right side of the Desktop screen. When your friends use your computer, they feel the difference of your system.

Just follow the simple steps to move the Windows 7 Taskbar :

First Step :

First Right click on the empty space of the Taskbar and Click on the 'Properties'.

Second Step :

Now 'Taskbar and Start Menu properties' windows appears and it displays the 'Taskbar' tab otherwise you should select the 'Taskbar tab'.(see the image)
Taskabar

Third Step :

Make your selection (Top, Left, and Right) in the 'Taskbar location on the Screen' list.
That's it. Now click 'Ok'.

Your Taskbar will go to your desired location on the screen. Select all type of Taskbar location options and view your computer in the different style.

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Responses to "How to move the Windows 7 Taskbar To another Location"

Author: Prashant Sultania 05 Jul 2010

Member Level: Diamond Points : 1

Hi,

Thanks for sharing this knowledge. It will really help a lot to all the users of this website.

Author: Rajendran C 05 Jul 2010

Member Level: Gold Points : 1

hi,

Thanks Mr.Prashant Sultania for encouraging me for this resource.yes it really helpful for unknown users about this feature windows.

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