Windows 10: REMOVE UNCLICKABLE ON LOWER RIGHT CORNER OF SCREEN

Hello. I'm sorry for my English. I'm just here to ask some help about my laptop. It's about on the lower right corner of the screen of my laptop that keeps showing a transparent "Activate Windows" and can't be clicked. It keeps showing over other windows as well I will attach some screenshots of it but when on the lock/sign-in/starting up screen that "transparent thing" is not showing up. I believe you can help me fixing this. That's all. Thank you.

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advertisements appearing a lower right corner of screen

advertisements appearing a lower right corner of screen each time computer is turned on. Anything that can be done to stop it?

 

File Explorer-How to Remove View Icons in Lower-Right Corner

File Explorer has two icons that are used for changing the view (file display), located in the lower-right corner. One icon changes the view to Details and the other changes the view to Large Icons.

However, they constantly interfere with my ability to scroll down to the bottom of the page/list. If I do not release the scroll bar just before reaching the bottom, the scroll/mouse location jumps back up and I have to repeat the scroll-down. Is there anyway to remove those icons? I don't use them and I find them very annoying. It happens all the time.





Thanks in advance for the help!
Carol

 

File Explorer-How to Remove View Icons in Lower-Right Corner

@dalchina, that worked! Thanks a million! I removed the status bar... that removed the lower-right icons (as I had requested)... and now I don't have the screen-jumping. I am one happy camper. Have a good day!

(Doesn't anyone else slam-slide the scroll bar to the bottom of the page (using a mouse, not touch screen) to get to a bottom of a list quickly? Are you all using key strokes? I can't be the only one jamming the slide bar down quickly and running into those icons half the time. I know, I know, I can inverse-sort the list and have what I want at the top of the list... I may have to flip my brain to accept lists sorted that way and then avoid the scrolling altogether... probably save 20 seconds over the next year.)

Carol