Windows 10: docking taskbar in win10 to change

This seems to change this. Now, go to the taskbar. From the "lock the taskbar" go to "off"

Then go to near bottom from "Taskbar location on screen" then choose "left, right, bottom, or left" Now works perfect.

May have be sure you are at latest update.

:)

 

Dock or second taskbar in Win7 64bit?

I'm trying to find a way to add a 2nd taskbar (not toolbar) in Win7 64bit or a program (with 64bit support) that will add a dock/taskbar. Trying to add more bar(s) similar to how linux look/function. Any ideas?

 

Win10 doesn't recognize USB3.0 hard disk docks

I have a PC with three USB external drives (USB2.0/USB3.0) and two external hard disk docks (USB3.0); all are connected via one powered USB3.0 hub to the PC.

After upgrading to Win10, the self-enclosed USB external drives are recognized by the system. But the two USB3.0 docks are not recognized by the system. I've checked the manufacturers websites for any info about the docks and Win10; bot the docks are Win8
compatible, and there are no drivers provided for either docks.

I've tried all standard tshoot steps (reboot, shutdown/restart, unplug USB hub, then reattach - with PC powered off and PC powered on; etc.) - all steps have failed.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance -

 

HDD Docking

Hi Tonyo,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community forum.

• What is the make and model of the computer?
  
• What is the make and model of the docking station?
  

The computer docking connections located on the bottom of the computer vary between computer models. For the docking station to work properly, the docking posts, eject mechanisms, and electrical connections on the docking station must be compatible
with the connections on your computer model.



Meanwhile, if the docking station is compatible, you may update the device drivers for your docking station and check if it works.



Update device drivers for docking station:

• Open the PC manufacturer support Web site, search for the
  Docking Station Driver for your PC model.
  
• Install the driver suggested and check.
  

If the issue persists, update the BIOS and try connecting the Docking Station again.



Note:

Modifying BIOS/ complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) settings incorrectly can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from booting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that any problems resulting from the
configuring of BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Modifications of the settings are at your own risk.





Regards,