Can someone help me with my Windows XP taskbar?
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i have never seen this problem before - maybe you could be more detailed as to what it IS doing?\n\n//edit//\nafter seeing that picture, i believe i understand whats going on....play around with those dotted-line borders, and move them until you can see the taskbar window pane icons (the windows you have running and the windows you have up)\nbasically all that seems to have happened is that that specific part of the taskbar is being hidden due to the enlarged size of other parts (quick launch)\n\nif you still cant seem to get it, email me on superXero07@comcast.net, i should be able to help ya
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Put your cursor down to bring up the taskbar again.  When the taskbar appears, right-click on it and go to properties.  In properties, be sure that the "keep the taskbar on top of other windows" is checked. as well as "show the clock".  Be sure that "auto-hide the taskbar is unchecked".
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First, "right click" on the task bar and make sure that the "lock task bar" option is not checked.  Then hold down your left mouse button and drag the task bar to the position desired.
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Try pressing "Win + U" (Win is that key with a MS Windows logo on), and check on the list of tasks if anything strange is on...
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Do you mean the Task Manager in windows? Right click an empty space on the taskbar (the bar where the start button is) and click "Task Manager". Or if you use XP and it is set to the welcome screen then press Ctrl + Alt together then press Del on the keyboard. You will see the Task Manager appear or a window. If a window then just click "Task Manager" on that.
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First make sure the taskbar is not "locked".\n\nLeft click on the bar and hold while dragging the mouse to the bottom of your screen.
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If you are on XP, you simply (hah) need to "Set Program Access and Defaults"\nThe link to this may be in your start menu, your programs, or your accessories / system tools link.
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See if this article helps you:\n\n"Task Manager has been disabled by your administrator" error message\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/555480/en-us
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Right click on Taskbar->Toolbars->desktop
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Why not make the taskbar hidden automatically?
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OK. First try pressing the start key on your keyboard (it's the one with the flag-like symbol between the Ctrl and Alt keys). If that doesn't help,Try pressing Ctrl + Alt + Delete. ONce that window opens, go to the top and click on "File", then choose "New task, (Run...)"\n\ntype in "explorer". That should take care of it.
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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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press Ctlr+Alt+Del, this will bring up the task manager....Click the applications tab and then New Task. Type in Explorer and hit enter. this will restart the explorer which usually brings up the taskbar on the bottom of the screen. Also make sure the IDE cables are properly plugged into the CD-ROM and the Motherboard. Check CD-ROM Jumper settings too...
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Use the Windows "Flag" key to pull up the start menu\n\nSelect setting\n\nSelect Taskbar...\n\nChange the options....
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It didn't disappear... its still there its just that you have to drag the task bar back up to where it usually is. Point it with your mouse on the bottom then right click on the mouse to drag it back where it use to be......or you can use the windows button on your key board.
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Try repairing the Windows XP (It will come as "Repair Windows" or something like that, in the set up screen). During the set-up this option is provided. This is safest bet. And would probably work.\n\nIf this fails, then I am afraid that reinstalling is the only option.
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just unlock ur taskbar by going to taskbar and start menu properties after that just drag n drop items on ur taskbar