Immovable Taskbar

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Noel S Pamfree

A friend reported to me that his taskbar had moved from the bottom to the
right-hand side.

I told him to left-click in any blue area and simply drag it to the bottom
whilst holding the left button down - but it wouldn't budge.

So I told him to right-click to see if the taskbar was locked but it wasn't.

I have run out of ideas - any help will be appreciated!

Noel
 
Noel S Pamfree said:
A friend reported to me that his taskbar had moved from the bottom to the
right-hand side.

I told him to left-click in any blue area and simply drag it to the bottom
whilst holding the left button down - but it wouldn't budge.

So I told him to right-click to see if the taskbar was locked but it
wasn't.

I have run out of ideas - any help will be appreciated!

Noel
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tell your friend to RIGHT click on any empty space on Taskbar. UNCHECK
"Lock the Taskbar" and then it will move.

HTH

JAY
 
ComputerBar® said:
tell your friend to RIGHT click on any empty space on Taskbar. UNCHECK
"Lock the Taskbar" and then it will move.

HTH

JAY
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Please let me know if it worked for you.


Thanks
Jay
 
Noel said:
A friend reported to me that his taskbar had moved from the bottom to the
right-hand side.

I told him to left-click in any blue area and simply drag it to the bottom
whilst holding the left button down - but it wouldn't budge.

So I told him to right-click to see if the taskbar was locked but it wasn't.

I have run out of ideas - any help will be appreciated!

Noel
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Here are two things to try:

- Booting into Safe mode and then booting normally should reset the task
bar to its default size and position.

- Right-click the Start button, click Properties, Customize, Advanced,
Enable dragging and dropping. You may have to reboot. (I have my
doubts about this one though.)
 
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