Windows 10: How can I make the Taskbar 2 rows high?

Windows 10 allowed 2 rows in the Taskbar. How do I do that with Windows 11?

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2 rows in taskbar how to you change back 1 row

2 rows in taskbar how to you change back 1 row

 

Allow for 2 rows of icons in taskbar?


Hi Brink, thanks for the welcome.

locking/unlocking and adjusting the height/width of the taskbar is easy enough to do. But the issue I'm looking into is how to allow for 2 rows of icons within the taskbar.
I don't have a Win7 machine available right now to snapshot for you, but in Win7 you could create multiple rows of icons within the taskbar. (I did find an image on Google close enough to reference)


Within Win10, we seem to have lost that feature. It appears that I can only have a single row of icons that will make you continue scrolling in a single line across the taskbar.

I'm just wondering if there's a way to allow multiple rows of icons in the taskbar again in Win10

 

Notification Tray goes 1 row at logging in, eventhough the size of taskbar is 2 rows.

I notice this issue after I use Win10. I set the size of my taskbar to be 2 rows (then I lock it and set the autohide, but I don't think this is relevant for the issue). So naturally the notification tray also goes 2 rows.

However if I logged out or logged back in (or at [re]boot), while the taskbar size remains to be 2 rows, but it seems to be SLIGHTLY shorter and somewhat cause the notification tray is laid out as 1 row. I had to resize the taskbar every time, to get it
back to 2 rows.

Anybody else has this issue? Or is there some work around?