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Task bar problem

Last Post 03 Feb 2012 03:35 AM by Sam Stephan. 1 Replies.

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wboy

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03 Feb 2012 01:21 AM
Hi, I've a problem with the task bar. The task bar gets overlapped/hidden when i open any application like outlook, IE7 browser, any folder, etc. I want it to be displayed all the time as it contains 'start' menu, quicklaunch bar, date and time and other icons. Could anybody please help in this regard. In task bar properties, i've locked the task bar. I tried unchecking the Lock Task Bar option and resized the task bar to a small single strip(that's how i like it to be). Even then the task bar gets overlapped when i open any application like outlook or IE7.

Sam Stephan

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03 Feb 2012 03:35 AM
Follow this process to resolve your issue: control panel -----> taskbar and start menu -----> check on lock taskbar --------> check on keep the taskbar on the top -------> check on show the clock

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