You can move the taskbar on Windows 10 to four different positions: the default bottom of the screen, the top, the left, and the right.

You can hide your taskbar using Windows 11 settings, but that won't hide it completely. The only way to do that is to use a third-party application.

1] Taskbar position is fixed On Windows 11, the position of the taskbar is fixed only to the bottom of the screen. Earlier, we can change its position to left, right, top, and bottom.

In Windows 7, the taskbar, which includes the Start menu, is on the bottom of the screen by default. If you accidentally move the taskbar to the top or the side of the screen, employees can ...

It will catch up. If you find yourself needing the taskbar in the future, simply move your mouse to the bottom of the screen, and the taskbar will magically reappear.

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The taskbar can even be hidden until you hover your mouse over the bottom edge of the screen, if you prefer an unobstructed desktop view. The color of the taskbar is another aspect that can be ...

Check the option labeled Automatically hide the taskbar. This will hide your Windows taskbar with one exception: It will show up if you move your mouse to the bottom of the screen.