Windows 10: How to use "Links" toolbar for the taskbar on a second monitor.

Title explains it all. I have all these customization's that I've made to my taskbar, but it cannot be arranged in the correct way on my second monitor. There are literally no setting for it when I right click on it. If this helps, to set up my main taskbar I right clicked the taskbar > tools > Links. Thanks for any help.

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How to get Toolbar on the Second Monitor Taskbar?

So yeah, basically that's the question.

I have a neat little Toolbar that shows my current internet usage, which is really cool, shows me when the net goes down, if it's my Net that's messing up or the service I am using. Simple enough.





But, when I play games or watch videos I generally do in Full-screen Mode, like most normal people. So, that means if I want to check the Toolbar, I have to close down/minimize whatever it is I'm doing, which is a little inconvenient, since for most games/programs that go full-screen you can't right click their icon on the taskbar and hit minimize, you gotta go into Task Manager, you have to find the app, drop it down, find which one is the window you have open, right click it and hit minimize.

The game Warframe for Example:




So, since I have a huge amount of empty taskbar real-estate on my second monitor, is there any way I can capitalize on that? Anyone have any suggestions or solutions to this problem?

Thank you for reading! c:

 

How to get Toolbar on the Second Monitor Taskbar?

Did you consider having taskbar on second display only? Here is one thread that describes it

Other option is to make your (current) second monitor primary (switch them in display properties)

Select second display, and at the bottom...

 

Auto-hide taskbar on second monitor only.

Hello,

Please let us know which build are you currently in?

If you are in build number: 14342, I suggest you to follow the steps below to
hide taskbar on second monitor and check if it helps:

• 
  Right click on the Taskbar and Go to
  settings.
  
• 
  Click on the taskbar option.
  
• 
  Under Multiple displays you can turn off the option for
  Show taskbar on all displays.
  

Hope this helps. If the issue remains unresolved, please get back to us and we would be happy to help.