Sounds like the taskbar is unlocked. Put your curser on the taskbar and hold dowwn the left click button and pull the curser in an arcing motion to the bottom of the screen. The taskbar should return there.
Once back at the bottom of the screen right click on taskbat and click on Lock the Taskbar in the pop up menu.
Click on the "Start" button in the lower left
corner of your computer screen to open the Start menu so you can change the
mouse sensitivity. Locate the control panel link on the right-hand column of
the Start menu and click on the link.
Wait for the Control Panel manu to open and then locate the
"Search Control Panel" bar at the top of the menu on the the
right-hand side. Type in "mouse" (no quote marks) in the window and
locate the mouse menu at the top, left side of the menu.
Locate the link that says "Change Button Settings"
at the bottom of the mouse menu and click on the link. When the mouse
properties window appears, locate the tabs at the top of the window and find
the one that says "Pointer Options."
Click on the "Pointer Options" window tab and
locate the heading that says "Motion." In the Motion section, find
the slide ajustment bar that is labeled "Slow" on the left side and
"Fast" on the right side of the bar.
Move the bar according to your desired speed and
preferences, and click on the "Apply" button on the lower right-hand
side of the window.
Click the "OK" button on the lower left-hand side
of the window, which will take you back to the default window. Verify that the
mouse sensitivity is according to your needs and readjust if necessary by
repeating these steps.
Good luck
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