What can i cannot drag the taskbar on the desktop to see it better?
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See I Think U R Using Windows XP, so If u wanna drag Your taskbar then right click on your taskbar uncheck the option "LOCK THE TASKBAR" & then drag your taskbar!It's simple na Isn't it.
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Try right clicking on the taskbar, lower bottom, and see for some setting, I always click in the taskbar and click, show desktop..
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He said system tray (the area that contains your clock), not the task bar.\n\nThe answer is no, you cant.
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Put the pointer on a clear spot and click/hold it down...\n\nDrag it to the right and release.\n\nIf that doesn't work...right click on it and uncheck "lock the taskbar" and try again
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Right click on the task bar, if it is locked check unlock.\n\nNow see if it displays.\n\nIf not right click and select "properties" and check "group similar task bar buttons.
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Right click on the taskbar >Properties>and uncheck the "Group similar taskbar buttons" box. Then click Apply...that shud fix it .\nThanks .\nColin.
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It's probably there, but just made too small.  Put your cursor at the bottom of the screen and see if it turns into a double arrow.  If so, click and drag upwards.  You should get your task bar back.\n\nAlso, to prevent this, right click on the task bar and select 'Lock the Taskbar'
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First is your tool bar locked or does it hide itself when not used ?\nThen are your icons set on "auto arrange" or do you have a desktop cleaning software installed ?
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Simply right click on Taskbar and click properties, under Start Menu click Customize >> Go to Advance Tab >> Under Start Menu Items >> Check Enable drag and Dropping.\n\nI am assuming you are using Windows Xp Start Menu not classic menu.\n\nFor classic Menu same as above, just click customize buttom under classic menu and check enable drag and dropping.\n\nLet know if its works
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Go to start>task bar and start menu> advanced make sure enable dragging is checked or try tools >internet options.  restore defaults or try system restore maybe you did something by accident.
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Try this:\n\n1. Press the "Windows Key" on your keyboard (the one with the windows logo on it)\n\n2. The taskbar should popup with the start menu expanded.\n\n3. Right click on an empty area of the task bar and click on properties.\n\n4. In the "task bar" tab, uncheck "Auto-hide task Bar" and click OK.\n\nIf all goes fine, your taskbar should remain fixed.\n\nHope this helps.
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Right click on the taskbar and click on toolbars. Just click on the one you want
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go to properties and click on lock items to desktop that should highlight them for you
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Place your mouse over the task bar right click on the bar check to see if the lock task bar is checked. if so un checked it. Now place your mouse on the task bar while depressing the left mouse key drag it to the bottom of the screen and release. Good Luck
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Right click on it and make sure that there isn't a check next to "Lock the Taskbar".  If there is, uncheck it.  Now, left-click on an empty space of the taskbar and drag it to the bottom of the screen.  Right-click on it and check "Lock the Taskbar" so it won't move again.
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get stardock\nmakes an active desktop and you can add all kinds of stuff to the desktop, but when you go on the internet it will get covered, thats why there is one located on the taskbar.
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Right click on the taskbar, and uncheck where is says "Lock the Taskbar".  Then you will be able to place the cursor on the upper edge of the bar and drag it down to make it smaller.  Once done, you may want to relock the taskbar to avoid accidental moves or resizes in the future.