Windows 7: Problem with taskbar

Cobalt91 · 10 Jan 2010

For some reason the taskbar is appearing really low on the screen so it looks like it's getting cut in half horizontally, is there anyway I can fix this without changing the screen resolution? I'm using a 20 inch 16:9 monitor if that makes a difference

seekermeister · 10 Jan 2010

Unlock the Taskbar, and then drag the top of it up.

Cobalt91 · 10 Jan 2010

Both of these answers are helpful but aren't really what i'm looking for.

Anyone else have any suggestions?

seekermeister · 10 Jan 2010

If neither fits your needs, I think that you would have to be more specific about what you want. It might help if you gave a screenshot of how your taskbar appears now.

Cato · 10 Jan 2010

For the logoff question, do you not have what the below attachment shows when you click he orb and mouse over the arrow just to the right of the "shut down" tabz?

Cobalt91 · 10 Jan 2010

What I want is to have the recommended resolution for the screen but when I have that on I just can't see the whole taskbar and i'd rather not just have to drag it up the screen, when I do change the resolution it does let me see the entire taskbar but the general quality isnt as good and for some reason when I do take a screen shot the whole taskbar can be seen

Frostmourne · 10 Jan 2010

Right-click your desktop select display, turn up the resolution until its at the native. Then in the snipping tool take a shot of the whole screen. Post that.

Ztruker · 10 Jan 2010

Any chance the monitor itself is mis-adjusted and the bottom of the desktop does not fit correctly on the monitor?

wildpig1234 · 10 Jan 2010

i think posting a screenshot would be really good...

Dom · 11 Jan 2010

What graphics card have you got?
Sounds like a graphics issue to me.

Windows 7: Problem with taskbar

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