Re: Taskbar risizes itself when I restart Windows
- From: "Homer J. Simpson" <root@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 30 Sep 2007 11:47:54 -0400
I have my taskbar on the right-hand-side of my desktop.
I have the width set quite wide so that it can accommodate lots of
Quicklaunch icons.
I have 'Lock the Taskbar' checked, because I don't want the size to
change.
However, whenever I restart Windows, the Taskbar changes size - it
shrinks down to a width that is sort of one-and-a-half icons wide -
ugly as heck, and no use to me. For this reason, I always have to
manually re-size the Taskbar it whenever I log on.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
I've had my taskbar docked to the left side on my monitor, and a bunch of
custom toolbars docked to the right, for years. I've never had any of them
resize or reposition themselves randomly.
I *don't* have the 'Lock the taskbar' option checked though. Wouldn't that
be ironic if that turned out to be the problem...
What about your other settings? I have Auto-hide unchecked, and 'Keep the
taskbar on top' checked. I keep Quick Launch disabled.
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