Windows 7 Taskbar oversized


  1. farmer222
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    Windows 7 Taskbar oversized


    Hello!

    Last morning I woke up to see my taskbar swollen at the bottom of my desktop. No issues when it's at the top. Tried reeboting and toggling a couple of taskbar options to no avail. Help would be appreciated.

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  3. farmer222
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    windows 7 x64
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    Solved.
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  4. Ztruker
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    What was the solution please?
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  6. oscer1
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    win 10
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    telling us how it was solved might help other people when searching for a fix. but my guess would be task bar was not locked and someone expanded it.
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