Taskbar popping up in full screen

In a registered copy of Actual Multiple Monitors.[-] Configuration: In really high DPI resolutions (> 200%), caption of a first option in each group overlapped the group's title. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------Actual Multiple Monitors 8.13.1 (27.09.2018)----------------------------------------------------------------------------[!] Windows 10: In some cases the Task View window might get broken when Actual Multiple Monitors was set to load at system startup.[+] Desktop Divider: The ability is added to create custom Put into Divider Tile hotkey actions, mouse actions, and title button actions.[*] Per-application Audio Device Switcher: Compatibility is improved with Sonic Suite 3 and Nahimic 2 audio software.[*] Windows 7+: Showing the notification area icons (e.g. Task Manager, Skype) for apps launched with different user credentials is restored.[*] Configuration: Now all toobars respect the options of the "Toolbars" group in the "Options - User Interface" panel.[-] Multi-monitor Task Switcher stopped working in all systems before Windows 10.[-] Actual Taskbar: The MS Teams app button remained in a taskbar after minimizing its window to a notification area icon using its own means.[-] Actual Taskbar, Windows 10: Balloon notifications for notification area icons of such programs as AVG and Avast kept popping up and could not be closed.[-] Actual Taskbar: In some rare cases notification areas in secondary taskbars might remain empty.[-] Actual Taskbar: Sometimes, after restoring a minimized window, its button might disappear from a taskbar if the animation effects for minimization/restoration were enabled.[-] Actual Taskbar, Windows 7+: After clicking the Show Desktop button, the Aero Peek effect remained active until the mouse pointer was moved outside the button.[-] Windows 10, Window Settings: Specific settings did not apply to UWP apps running full-screen (e.g. Groove, Solitaire Collection).[-] Windows 10, Actual Taskbar: Task buttons did not show for UWP apps running full-screen.[-] Windows 10, Title Buttons: After switching a UWP app from full-screen to windowed, the extra buttons did not show in its title bar.----------------------------------------------------------------------------Actual Multiple Monitors 8.13 (21.08.2018)----------------------------------------------------------------------------[!] Windows x64: The overall workload on a system has been reduced significantly, especially on multi-core CPUs.[+] Windows Layout: Automatic keeping and restoration of current window layout per desktop configuration has been finally implemented. It works as follows: each 5 seconds Actual Multiple Monitors stores the placements of currently open windows. When the desktop configuration (or desktop geometry) changes (you plug/unplug a monitor, put a laptop into a docking station, change a monitor resolution, etc.), it checks if there is stored information for the new desktop configuration, and if there is then it applies the kept placement info to all open windows, scattering them as they were. In other words, the window layout is restored when you return to some already known desktop configuration. See the options to control this new feature in the "Layout and Snap - Windows

X 27" Screen Resolution 1080p Hard Drives Kingston KC3000. 1TBSamsung 970 evo Plus 500GB, Crucial P1 NVMe 1TB, Lexar NVMe 2 TB, Silicon Power M.2 SATA 500GB PSU Seasonic 750W Case Custom Raidmax Cooling Arctic Liquid Freezer III 360mm Internet Speed 20/19 mbps Local time 4:41 AM Posts 23 OS Windows 11 Pro. #6 My Computer OS Windows 11 Pro. Local time 11:41 AM Posts 137 Location London OS Windows 10 #7 My Computers OS Windows 10 Computer type PC/Desktop Manufacturer/Model Self built CPU Intel i8400 Motherboard ASUS PRIME Z370-P Memory 16GB Graphics Card(s) NVIDIA GeForce GT710 Sound Card ASUS Xonar D2X Monitor(s) Displays Dell SE2417HGXF Full HD Gaming Monitor, 24" Screen Resolution 1920 x 1080 Hard Drives Samsung V-NAND SSD 860EVOOther spinning HDDs PSU Xilence XP420 Cooling PSU fan and stock CPU fan Mouse Microsoft Browser Firefox Antivirus Avira free Operating System Windows 11 on VMware (Release, Beta and Dev) Computer type PC/Desktop Local time 11:41 AM Posts 274 Location UK OS Windows 11 23H2 #8 If you are familiar with AutoHotkey, one idea might be to try this AutoHotkey script to see if it may work for you. 1 First, set the taskbar to Autohide in Windows Settings.2 Run the script and Press the Hotkey Ctrl+q to completely disable the taskbar from popping up when the mouse is rolled over it.3 To view the taskbar, enter the Hotkey Ctrl+q again and the taskbar should be visible when rolled over with the mouse.4 ps: This will prevent the taskbar from showing even when the WIN key is pressed. I haven't done any long term test on this script, but it seems to be working. ; This is not my script, to see the source, have a look here:; toggle taskbar on and off using hot key ; Control q^q:: ; ToggleTaskbar()If Transparent := !Transparent{ WinSet, Transparent, 0, ahk_class Shell_TrayWnd }Else{ WinSet, Transparent, 255, ahk_class Shell_TrayWnd WinSet, TransColor, OFF, ahk_class Shell_TrayWnd WinSet, Transparent, OFF, ahk_class Shell_TrayWnd WinSet, Redraw,, ahk_class Shell_TrayWnd}Return My Computer OS Windows 11 23H2 Computer type PC/Desktop Manufacturer/Model custom CPU intel i7-8700 (non-K) Motherboard Asus Z370 TUF Gaming Memory 32Gb Graphics Card(s) On-board Intel iGPU Sound Card On-board Realtek Hard Drives Samsung_SSD_850_EVO PSU Corsair Rm850X Cooling All air Local time 4:41 AM Posts 23 OS Windows 11 Pro. #9 Ok. I don't see how this relates to being able to permanently hide the taskbar?... My Computer OS Windows 11 Pro. Local time 12:41 PM Posts 2,422 OS W11 Pro and Insider Dev #10 Ok. I don't see how this relates to being able to permanently hide the taskbar?... Sorry,I didn't know it was discontinued in W11 but in W8 and 10 there was option "Don't show taskbar in

Panel, and click on "Taskbar and Navigation". This helps you view the taskbar properties dialog box and here, you are required to uncheck the "˜Auto-hide the taskbar' box.Often, there are instances when the auto-hide on the left or right of the screen and is missed by the user. Before undertaking the troubleshooting techniques, users should check for that as well.2. Changing the display settingsFor the ones who regularly connect their computer to external display options like an LED TV or docks, the issue of taskbar disappeared could be arising because of that. To eliminate the error, all you have to do is press the combination of Windows key+ P or move to the control panel, choose "˜Display' and finish by clicking on "˜Adjust'.For the users who have been using Windows 11/10 after an upgrade, the resolution and display settings and quite the same with the same options popping out from the right side of the screen. If you are using Windows 11/10, you might only be interested in the "˜PC screen' option. If the taskbar disappeared option was related to this issue, the above procedure ought to solve it.3. Restarting the ExplorerIf nothing else works for you, this procedure should do the trick. It is important to note that Explorer.exe is a process that is responsible for controlling the desktop and taskbar. It's not only the taskbar that is missing but also the icons that often go missing.Since both of them depend upon explorer.exe, they both are not found at

If you use your computer for work, you probably have several apps and browser extensions that notify you every time you receive an email, a chat message, or a news update. Sometimes, when you're busy, notifications can put you in a state of anxiety. Other times, they just keep popping into your screen when you're trying to focus on a task. Fortunately, Windows 11 lets you customize how notifications work on your PC. In this guide, we'll explain how you can customize Windows 11 notifications to keep your notifications panel lean so it's less intrusive. If you get distracted looking at the banner notification slide at the bottom-right of your screen while you're working, you can disable notifications entirely. You can disable them from the Settings app. Start by pressing Win + I and navigate to System > Notifications, and turn the toggle off from the top. You'll no longer see banner notifications. If you want to re-enable banner notifications, just turn the toggle back on. 2. Disable Badge Notifications You'll see a counter at the extreme right of the taskbar for notifications. The number represents the unopened notifications you currently have in your notifications panel. If you find it distracting or want a cleaner taskbar from the Settings app, you can disable this counter. Start by pressing Win + I to launch the Settings app and navigate to Personalization > Taskbar > Taskbar behaviors. Uncheck the box next to the Show badges (unread messages counter) on taskbar apps option.

Now it works natively on 64-bit systems; that should result in better handling of native 64-bit applications.[+] Windows 8: Start Screen options has been added (see the "Multiple Monitors - Taskbar" panel).[+] Now it's possible to pin/unpin items in the Actual Taskbar's Jump Lists in the same manner as in the system taskbar's Jump Lists.[+] The Maximize to Desktop Divider Tile mouse action is added (middle click on Maximize button by default - see the "Mouse - Actions" panel).[+] Ability to disable the Desktop Divider for specific windows is added (see the "Disable Desktop Divider" option in the "Startup - Options" group).[+] The Mouse Sonar effect can be displayed after switching the mouse between monitors via hotkeys to indicate new mouse location.[*] Compatibility with the following programs is restored: - Logitech SetPoint - WordPerfect 12[*] Compatibility with the following programs is improved: - SmartDraw 12 - HTML-Kit Tools[*] Multi-monitor Taskbar now is compatible with Start Menu X and Classic Shell Start Menu.[*] Windows 8: Look of title buttons is improved.[*] Windows 8: The look of preview thumbnails in Actual Taskbar is improved.[*] Start button in Actual Taskbar now looks correct in higher screen DPIs on Windows Vista and higher.[*] Group preview in Actual Taskbar now reacts on drag-n-drop attempts.[*] Handling of links pinned to secondary taskbars is improved.[*] The order of monitors used in the Move to Monitor feature now is the same as in the system.[*] The "Move to" monitor selector dialog now displays the system monitor numbers.[*] Additional title buttons are now available in JRiver Media Center.[*] Desktop Divider now reacts on temporary deactivation even if the window is not moving.[*] When you left-click the Put into Divider Tile title button, the mouse pointer now follows this button so that you can quickly put the window into a desired tile by simply making several consecutive clicks, without moving the mouse.[*] You can select several files at once in the "Add File" dialog to add them to slideshow playlist.[-] Language Bar's context menu disappeared immediately after popping up.[-] In some cases, on 64-bit systems some windows might display their caption text in Chinese.[-] The "&" symbol did not displayed in window captions.[-] Tooltips disappeared in Microsoft Office 2007 and higher.[-] Windows 8: System secondary taskbars did not hide when Actual Taskbar activated.[-] Windows 8: Actual Taskbar was not semi-transparent.[-] Windows 8: Start Screen could not be invoked from the system taskbar when the "Show the Start menu for hidden Start button" option was enabled.[-] Windows 8: Start menu did not hide on a second click on the Start button in Actual Taskbar.[-] Windows 8: The "Open With" list of options disappeared immediately if the "Move to Monitor at Startup"

Tablet mode". My Computer OS W11 Pro and Insider Dev Computer type PC/Desktop Manufacturer/Model Home brewed CPU AMD Ryzen 9 7900x Motherboard ASROCK b650 PRO RS Memory 2x8GB Kingston 6000MHz, Cl 32 @ 6200MHz Cl30 Graphics Card(s) Gigabyte Rx 6600XT Gaming OC 8G Pro Sound Card MB, Realtek Ac1220p Monitor(s) Displays 3 x 27" Screen Resolution 1080p Hard Drives Kingston KC3000. 1TBSamsung 970 evo Plus 500GB, Crucial P1 NVMe 1TB, Lexar NVMe 2 TB, Silicon Power M.2 SATA 500GB PSU Seasonic 750W Case Custom Raidmax Cooling Arctic Liquid Freezer III 360mm Internet Speed 20/19 mbps Local time 6:41 AM Posts 2 OS Windows 11 #11 If you are familiar with AutoHotkey, one idea might be to try this AutoHotkey script to see if it may work for you.1 First, set the taskbar to Autohide in Windows Settings.2 Run the script and Press the Hotkey Ctrl+q to completely disable the taskbar from popping up when the mouse is rolled over it.3 To view the taskbar, enter the Hotkey Ctrl+q again and the taskbar should be visible when rolled over with the mouse.4 ps: This will prevent the taskbar from showing even when the WIN key is pressed. I haven't done any long term test on this script, but it seems to be working. ; This is not my script, to see the source, have a look here:; toggle taskbar on and off using hot key; Control q^q:: ; ToggleTaskbar()If Transparent := !Transparent{ WinSet, Transparent, 0, ahk_class Shell_TrayWnd }Else{ WinSet, Transparent, 255, ahk_class Shell_TrayWnd WinSet, TransColor, OFF, ahk_class Shell_TrayWnd WinSet, Transparent, OFF, ahk_class Shell_TrayWnd WinSet, Redraw,, ahk_class Shell_TrayWnd}Return Works like a charm and thank you. My Computer OS Windows 11 Computer type PC/Desktop Manufacturer/Model CUK CPU Intel 24-Core i9-12900KF Processor Motherboard ASUS Memory 64GB Graphics Card(s) RTX3080 Sound Card ? Monitor(s) Displays 2 - 27 inch HP monitors Screen Resolution 1920 x 1080 Hard Drives 1GB solid state drive and 3 GB harddrive PSU ? Case CUK Cooling Water Keyboard Logitech Mouse Logitech Internet Speed 100 MBits/S Browser Several Antivirus Norton Local time 12:41 PM Posts 1 OS Windows 11 #13 I did fount a workaround to achieve such a thing, recently Power Toys has included a tool to crop the window of any app ◆ and still be able to use it, you can set your taskbar to automatically hide, then make it appear by hovering it with the mouse and press win + ctrl + shift + r (damn what a simon) select the area you want to crop, and it will detach the taskbar and keep it in a separate window, what I do next is move the window wrapping the taskbar into another virtual desktop to not see