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Windows 7: my icon aero peek is with double the size

31 Aug 2009   #1

windows xp sp3
 
 
my icon aero peek is with double the size

how can I change this?


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31 Aug 2009   #2

Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit RTM
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
 
 

right click on the toolbar... unlock... drag the top of the toolbar down to make it smaller, then lock it again (right click).
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31 Aug 2009   #3

Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit
Canada
 
 

I don't have a clue but what the heck did you do? i've never seen that before. It would be interesting to know how to resize that.. might work good with some themes?
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31 Aug 2009   #4

windows xp sp3
 
 

I unlocked and tried to drag the toolbar down, but it doesnt work
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31 Aug 2009   #5

Windows 7 build 7100 x86
 
 

is it a touch screen?
windows will make it bigger for touchscreens.

have a look in system properties (start > right click computer > properties) and see what it says beside 'pen and touch'

im not sure if a tablet will also cause it to resize
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01 Sep 2009   #6

windows xp sp3
 
 

Thank you antt!! It worked! You are right! I have a tablet installed, that's what was making the aero peek change its size. Thanks for your help!
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16 Mar 2012   #7

win 7
 
 
uninstall Tablet PC windows component

To get back the small button - uninstall Tablet PC windows component. Any pen input will continue to work (as most tablet vendors provide their own driver).
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