Windows 10: Toolbar in taskbar not fitting two rows

After a windows update my custom toolbar in the taskbar no longer spans over two rows.


I have a two line taskbar with small icons resulting in two rows of icons for my open appliactions. But the toolbar (also with small icons) just occupies one row instead of the two available with dead space below. I could just make the taskbar even taller to make all icons fit, but that would cover too much of the screen to be practical.





Anyone know why this is happening or how to fix it?

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Toolbar in taskbar not fitting two rows

After a windows update my custom toolbar in the taskbar no longer spans over two rows.

I have a two line taskbar with small icons resulting in two rows of icons for my open appliactions. But the toolbar (also with small icons) just occupies one row instead of the two available with dead space below. I could just make the taskbar even taller
to make all icons fit, but that would cover too much of the screen to be practical.





Anyone know why this is happening or how to fix it?

 

Toolbar in taskbar not fitting two rows

As I stated in my post, I don't want to resize the taskbar I want the icons to use the space available, now there's just dead space for the second row.

 

Toolbar from 1 to 2 rows in Taskbar


Hail:

I have my taskbar set up with the normal icons on top in the first toolbar.
Added a Game toolbar, which has one row.

Tried to add a second row to it, as the first row became full.
Several tries later in several ways, I failed to do this.

The Game toolbar keeps reverting to 1 row, or does not accept second row despite showing 2 rows (more icons added are put behind the '>> extended view').

How can I make the Game toolbar actually use 2 (or more) rows?

Thank you,
Xog