Taskbar Disappearing when I maximize a Window


  1. zgernand
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    Oregon
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    Taskbar Disappearing when I maximize a Window


    I have tried unlocking and relocking the task bar. Autohide is turned off. I am not in fullscreen mode. This happens when I maximize excel, firefox, chrome, word, etc. Any suggestions?
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  3. paul1149
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    Linux Lite 3.2 x64; Windows 7, 8.1
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    Some ideas:

    Move the taskbar to a different edge of the screen. Reboot. Then move back.
    Return the installation to a previous restore point.
    Do a SFC /SCANNOW in an elevated CMD window.
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