I am having the same problem with Windows XP though my taskbar is at the bottom where it should be. Autohide is off, it's locked, and "on top". Any way to fix this?

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My granddaughter had a session on my comp and after a while I found my taskbar had moved to the top. I got the quick launch bar back down but the taskbar including the start button just refuse to come undocked to move back down. Never had this refusal to undock happen before. Any suggestions.


On Thursday, September 26, 2002 at 9:25 am, FireNoodle wrote:
>I am having the same problem with Windows XP though my taskbar is at the bottom where
>it should be. Autohide is off, it's locked, and "on top". Any way to fix this?

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Just set the taskbar properties to yes, autohide; no,locked;yes,on top! This should fix it. This is actually in reply to the message that provoked the reply that I'm replying to. . . .Does that make sense? If not, here's a funny idea. These days, Windows XP has decided to start my programs maximised to the desktop, escept they don't extend beneath the taskbar's real estate. Then if I minimise and maximise they fill the desktop . . .. I don't know . . . Whatever. It's cool that way, but it's weird that Windows simply decided to do it on its own! ?.


On Tuesday, November 19, 2002 at 6:41 am, Chris wrote:
>My granddaughter had a session on my comp and after a while I found my taskbar had
>moved to the top. I got the quick launch bar back down but the taskbar including
>the start button just refuse to come undocked to move back down. Never had this
>refusal to undock happen before. Any suggestions.
>
>

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My application title buttons have also disappeared from the taskbar. Changing the taskbar properties as Airy suggests has had no effect. Other suggestions eagerly sought ...


On Tuesday, July 22, 2003 at 9:11 am, Airy Terixon wrote:
>Just set the taskbar properties to yes, autohide; no,locked;yes,on top! This should
>fix it. This is actually in reply to the message that provoked the reply that I'm
>replying to. . . .Does that make sense? If not, here's a funny idea. These days,
>Windows XP has decided to start my programs maximised to the desktop, escept they
>don't extend beneath the taskbar's real estate. Then if I minimise and maximise they
>fill the desktop . . .. I don't know . . . Whatever. It's cool that way, but it's
>weird that Windows simply decided to do it on its own! ?.
>
>

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Ok people I have the answer to your taskbar hiding woes. Discover (freeware, 10KBs). Will work on ANY version of Windows (even though it was built ages ago). In use it uses about 3,200 KBs of mem so thats cool too!! Just run after placing a shortcut to your startup and kiss those hiding titlebars goodbye.. http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Alley/3532/main/freeware.html

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My application title buttons have also disappeared from the taskbar. These autohide and always on top are not my issues. The titlebars are simply not there. Any help?

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Have you found a fix for this problem?? I have the same problem too. All the application windows aren't showing on the task bar.


On Friday, January 28, 2005 at 9:12 am, SD wrote:
>My application title buttons have also disappeared from the taskbar. These autohide
>and always on top are not my issues. The titlebars are simply not there. Any help?

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I'm still hoping for an answer to the task-bar button issue. My taskbar is visible, but there aren't any buttons (aka "titlebars") in it. If I minimize a window, I have to use the Task Manager or Alt+Tab to retrieve it.


On Thursday, February 3, 2005 at 6:32 am, Darren wrote:
>Have you found a fix for this problem?? I have the same problem too. All the application
>windows aren't showing on the task bar.
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http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/taskbarplus!.htm.

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it works! thanks


On Saturday, October 22, 2005 at 5:45 pm, Falcon wrote:
>http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/taskbarplus!.htm.
>

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