Go to taskbar settings and enable the option ‘Use Peek to preview the desktop when you move your mouse to the Show desktop button at the end of the taskbar’.ġ0. Here you have an additional option to view the preview of the desktop on hovering this small button. Click on the ‘Show desktop’ button at corner of the taskbar.Right click on the taskbar and choose ‘Show Desktop’.You have some more options on the taskbar for this too. Most of use ‘Win + D’ to show the desktop quickly. Looking for viewing multiple open windows on the same monitor display like titles? Right click on the taskbar and choose on the below options to arrange all the open windows: If you have already pinned the app then right click context menu will show the option for unpinning the app. You can right click on any of the app and choose ‘Pin to Taskbar’ option to add the icon in taskbar. Pin Apps to TaskbarĪnother useful feature in Windows is to pin the apps on the start menu and taskbar. Windows will show the taskbar only when you move the cursor on the hidden taskbar area. You can also hide the taskbar on tablet mode. Automatically Hide TaskbarĮnable ‘Automatically hide the taskbar in desktop mode’ if you do not like the taskbar always occupying the portion of your window. Turn off ‘Show taskbar on all displays’ option.Scroll down to ‘Multiple displays’ section.
Otherwise, simply right click on the empty area of your taskbar and select ‘Taskbar settings’. Navigate to ‘Personalization > Taskbar’ options.
When you connect secondary monitor to your computer, by default Windows 10 will show taskbars on both monitor displays. Replace Windows PowerShell with Command Prompt.Right click on taskbar apps for more options.Enable or disable system icons and apps.Add quick access toolbars like address bar.
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