How to move the Taskbar
Moving the Taskbar is simple once you understand the basic steps involved.
To move the Taskbar, move your mouse cursor to where the time is currently
displayed on the Taskbar. Once your mouse cursor is over the time, click and
hold the mouse button down, and while holding the mouse button down, move
your cursor to the middle edge of where you want the Taskbar to be. For
example, if you wish to return the Taskbar back to its original position,
move the cursor to the bottom center of the screen. When the Taskbar has
moved to its new location, release the button.
The important thing is to click where the clock
is...................................That should do it..........
Good Luck
DB
"philo" . wrote in message
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> "David Vincent-Jones" <davidvj at verizon dot net> wrote in message
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>> We have a problem with the Task Bar on a laptop.
>>
>> The task bar suddenly showed up as a small white strip on the left side
>> of
>> the screen. I can make/pull this wider and at least now see the entire
>> bar
>> but it appears to be firmly stuck down the left hand side of the screen
> with
>> the start button in the top left corner.
>>
>> I would appreciate a remedy for this problem.
>>
>> Thank you
>>
>> David
>>
>>
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> All you have to to is left click on it and drag it to the bottom.
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> The thing that's often confusing is that you will not see it move until
> you
> get the mouse pointer where you want it...then release it
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