Windows 10: Windows 10 taskbar is not always completely visible, but cut off from right

Windows 10 taskbar is not always completely visible, but cut off from right

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Windows 10 taskbar is not always completely visible

This is a followup on a previous topic that was closed but never resolved: "Windows 10 taskbar is not always completely visible, but cut off from right" (https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...y/a1f413fc-a002-4354-b04c-06a1de862256?page=3)

The desktop appears to be cropped around the edges so that the taskbar, even desktop icons, are partially cut-off. I have had this problem intermittently. Many of the suggestions made do not appear to work in general, but I have found one solution that
seems to work for my system. It is a windows 10 with an nvidia graphics card:

1. Open the nvidia control panel.

2. In the left panel select, "Adjust desktop size and position".

3. In the right panel, in the section labeled, "2. Apply the following settings", on the "Scaling" tab, you will see an option labeled, "Perform scaling on:" In my system there are two options: "GPU" and "Display". Select "GPU"

4. Select "Apply" on the bottom right of the control panel.

This should properly scale the screen and return full visibility to the taskbar and icons. This appears to be a permanent fix. If there are other solutions (permanent in nature) please share.

 

Windows 10 taskbar is not always completely visible, but cut off from right

Hi,

I also have this issue. Very annoying as you can't see the time properly.

Changing the resolution or the taskbar from small and back to normal will resolve.

It reverts back to a "cut off" version on every reboot.

 

Windows 10 taskbar is not always completely visible, but cut off from right

I have noticed that occasionally the rightmost part of taskbar is outside of the screen thus not visible. See the attached screen capture.