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I am unable to move the taskbar in Vista even though the taskbar window shows it is not locked. Thoughts appreciated. I cant move the taskbar in Vista. The taskbar window shows that it is not locked, ...

Lock the taskbar), then left click on an empty space of the taskbar holding down the mouse button and drag the taskbar around the edges to where you want it. Hit the Alt + Ctrl + up or down or left or

...Right click your taskbar itself and there should be a 'tick' on 'lock the taskbar' click this and you should be able to move it to the top, bottom or sides and also re-size it. Hope this

..."lock the taskbar taskbar" left click on an open area of your "sidebar" and drag it to the bottom of the screen. Right click an open area on your new ":taskbar" and select "lock the taskbar".

...Lock the Taskbar" has a check mark next to it, the taskbar is locked. You can unlock it by clicking "Lock the Taskbar" again. Then, click an empty space on the taskbar, hold and drag the taskbar to ...

Lock the Taskbar'. Otherwise, skip to Step 3. Left-click on your taskbar and drag it to the bottom of your desktop. This is the original position of the taskbar. Right-click on your taskbar. Check

...Lock the Taskbar" listing, and make sure there is no check mark next to the listing. If there is a check mark, it means the taskbar is locked and cannot be moved, so click on the listing to deselect ...

emachine taskbar is vertical rightclick on the taskbar, uncheck "lock taskbar" option, then click-hold+drag the taskbar to the bottom, top or other side of the screen. then lock.

...should be able to just drag icons from one place to another on the taskbar, even if the taskbar is locked (right-click an empty space on the taskbar to see if it's locked or

...Lock the Taskbar" near the bottom. If there is a checkmark next to it, your taskbar is locked and can't be moved. Click on "Lock the Taskbar" to remove the checkmark. If it isn't checked, leave it ...