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This is an issue not covered well in any Windows Support info. Sometimes
reboots and installations just seem to cause extra toolbars in XP.
To delete a toolbar it is not necessary to play with the registry. Just do
as follows:
1) Right click in any uncluttered area of the taskbar and uncheck Lock the
Taskbar.
2) You'll then see each each of your toolbars separated by a very small
vertical column of dots. Move to each extra toolbar you no longer want,
right click within it and choose Close Toolbar at the top of the menu.
You can create new toolbars to hold the contents of any folder you want. To
create a new toolbar, right click in an uncluttered area of the taskbar and
select Toolbars>New Toolbar.
reboots and installations just seem to cause extra toolbars in XP.
To delete a toolbar it is not necessary to play with the registry. Just do
as follows:
1) Right click in any uncluttered area of the taskbar and uncheck Lock the
Taskbar.
2) You'll then see each each of your toolbars separated by a very small
vertical column of dots. Move to each extra toolbar you no longer want,
right click within it and choose Close Toolbar at the top of the menu.
You can create new toolbars to hold the contents of any folder you want. To
create a new toolbar, right click in an uncluttered area of the taskbar and
select Toolbars>New Toolbar.