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What area is an area on the right side of the taskbar that keeps you informed about processes that are occurring in the background?
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What is the area on the right of the taskbar that keeps you informed about processes that are occurring in the background?
system tray
What area to the right side of the taskbar keeps you informed about processes that are occurring in the background such as antivirus softwre network connections and other utility programs?
Quick launch tool bar
How do you reset tiled MS Windows?
r u referring to the background picture or the windows on your taskbar?
The taskbar area that includes such items as volume control background programs and wireless connection information is the?
contents button
How can you keep the taskbar where you can see it?
Right click on taskbar, the click on "Lock the taskbar".
What are the names of the things on a windows desktop?
It varies depending on your operating system, but in general the bar along the bottom is the taskbar, the picture you see is called the desktop background, and the programs on the desktop background are called icons.
The taskbar is normally located at the bottom of the Windows desktop displaying information about open programs and providing quick access to others?
True
How do enable the lock the taskbar?
on the taskbar right click on it and select lock the taskbar and when you do it again it should be checkmarked
What is the taskbar used for on a computer?
A taskbar is used for reseting the whole computer
How do i unhide taskbar?
The best trick I know is to open up Task Manager, open processes, tell it to end the process of explorer.exe (this will close the desktop, taskbar and any file explorer that you have open) then click on applications and click on new task then enter explorer.exe (this will reopen the desktop and the taskbar) if the taskbar is still frozen, then I don't know what to tell you (give the taskbar a few second the open after reopening it)
How can you hide the taskbar in XP permenently without the anoying blue line when you do the unlock taskbar this or autohiding it?
If you use the unlock option you will still have a narrow blue line at the bottom. But the taskbar basically would be hidden. If you use the autohide option the taskbar will hide completely automatically. But when you move the cursor at the place where the taskbar suppose to be the taskbar will pop up.
How do you get the taskbar behind windows on Vista?
You right-click on your taskbar and then click on properties. Then you un-select 'Keep the taskbar on top of other windows'.
