Windows 10: Windows 11 Task View Labels

From Windows Update KB5032190 Nov. 14, 2023 "New! Starting in this update, desktop labels appear when you move between desktops in Task View WIN + CTRL + left or right arrows." These labels appear at the bottom of the screen layered over the taskbar and while at times I do find them useful for keeping my bearings while moving between more than a few active screens, I find them rather distracting when switching back and forth between only two or even three screens. Is there a way to disable this feature?

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Task View

It's the Task View, not the Task Bar, that is the problem. I should be getting the popup (right clicking on Task View) showing the options for additional Desktops, not the five options for the Task Bar. A 'chat' with MS Solutions said that I should reinstall
Windows 10 to MAYBE correct this problem. Any suggestions to correct?? Thanks for your interest...I really appreciate it.
The Task View is the only feature that I may like on 10!!

 

Task view in windows 10

Hello ReinaldoEspinosa

i suggest to Follow the below steps:

To start your system in safe mode with Networking, follow the below steps:

Press and hold Shift key and restart your Computer.

Select Troubleshoot.

Select Advance Option.

Select Startup Settings.

Follow the on Screen instruction.

Select Safe mode with Networking, from the list of options

Also you can to restart Windows Explorer

Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete from you Keyboard.

Then click on Task Manager.

Now find Windows Explorer from process list of windows task manager.

Right click on Windows Explorer & select restart.

Let me know if it works or you need further assistance.

Regards

 

Mismatched drive labels in windows.

Hi, I’m Nicole, I’ll be happy to help you out today.

It sounds like there may be an issue with the labeling or identification of your Samsung 980 PRO drives in Windows 11. There are a few potential causes for this issue, including incorrect driver installation, driver conflicts, or a hardware issue.

Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:

Check the device manager: Open the Device Manager in Windows 11, and expand the "Disk drives" category. Check to see if both Samsung 980 PRO drives are listed, and whether they are correctly labeled. If they are not listed or incorrectly labeled, try updating or reinstalling the driver for the drives.

Check the BIOS: Restart your computer and enter the BIOS setup. Check to see if both drives are detected by the BIOS and whether their labels are correct. If they are not detected or labeled correctly in the BIOS, it may indicate a hardware issue.

Reinstall Windows: If the above steps do not resolve the issue, you may need to reinstall Windows 11. During the installation process, make sure to select the correct drive to install Windows onto, and ensure that both drives are properly detected and labeled.

If you continue to experience issues with mislabeled drives, you may want to contact Samsung support

Regards.