Windows 10: Windows 10 Pro Dual Monitor Taskbar on Top unable to move items

When I put the taskbar on the BOTTOM, I'm ABLE to move/drag individual items from one monitor to the next.


When I put the taskbar on the TOP, I'm UNABLE to move/drag individual items from one monitor to the next.


I do NOT have the taskbar locked and have checked all Taskbar settings.

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Windows 10 Update - Now my dual monitors do not work

Hi,





One of the possible reasons why Windows 10 was unable to detect your dual monitor is an outdated or incompatible graphics driver. To best address your concern, we need you to answer the following questions:

• Which Windows 10 build are you using?
• Have you already tried performing the troubleshooting steps suggested by
  Mauro Cavallin on June 16, 2017?
• Are both of the monitors not working just like what the original poster was experiencing? If yes, have you tried disconnecting one of the monitors? What was the outcome?
• What troubleshooting steps have you done so far?

We will be waiting for your response.

 

Taskbar - Dual Monitors taskbar programs task size are unproportional

Hello there,

I have a dual monitor setup with a Surface Pro 4. The size of the program tasks on taskbar for the dual monitors is unproportional compared to the taskbar on my Surface Pro 4. The scaling of the dual monitors is 100% whereas the scaling on the Surface Pro
4 is at 200% which is recommended. I also have the "Combine taskbar buttons" set to "never" for the main display and multiple displays.

 

Dual Monitor Problem


Overall I'm delighted with Windows 10 but I have one relatively minor problem with my dual monitors. The taskbar on the second monitor won't auto-hide. It just sits there.

Any suggestions?