Windows 10: Cascading Menus -- is there is a way attach a tool bar to the task bar to create a...

Be descriptive. The other Cascading menus! In Windows 10, there is a way attach a tool bar to the task bar see image. Additionally this permitted a cascading menus affect. This was extremely useful, since one could create simple ways to drill down into frequently used files or folders. Is there a work around? / Substitute / replacement in win11?Summarize the problem. Having the Cascading menus functionality for frequently used folders & files is a huge navigation advantage. YOU wouldn't think of taking that away from the Edge browser right? Why did yo

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Cascade windows

Hello,

You may follow the steps below to cascade the windows on your device:

• Right-click on an empty space on the Task Bar.
• Click Cascade Windows.

If you have further questions, feel free to ask us.

Regards.

 

Moving items from the tool bar to the home screen, and the home screen to the tool bar

You say "tool bar." Do you mean the *Task* bar?

To move a shortcut from the desktop to the task bar, just drag it there.

To move a shortcut from the task bar to the desktop requires two steps:

1. Right-click it and choose Unpin from task bar.

2. Create a desktop shortcut for it. Find it in the start menu and drag it to the desktop.

 

lost task bar/tool bar

Toolbar is generally at the top which can contain your side arrows / refresh / home buttons / icons / bookmark and so forth.

Taskbar is generally on the bottom which includes your Start and start menu / time and date.

You sure that its not just your Bookmarks Bar that is missing ???

If you are using Google Chrome.

1. Open the Google Chrome browser.
2. Look for the Menu icon (3 vertical dots) on the right of your address bar.
3. Select Bookmarks.
4. Tick Show Bookmarks Bar.