How To Auto Hide Taskbar Without Activating Windows 10

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Sorry to inform yous that, the only option to hide the taskbar is through "Automobile hibernate" in windows 10, it is past design.

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Is there any other option than completely open the doors of my computer to Microsoft simply to give a feedback saying "Please return dorsum the function on XP and Vista of Hide the task bar"?!

I believe that should be some other fashion, no?

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My motorcar hide for the job bar does not piece of work. I restart my laptop , it works once or twice, then the task bar gets stuck and does non auto hide. It is annoying to have it roofing the icons I have on the lesser of the screen. I want it to auto hide simply it does not work. Any ideas ?

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Restart calculator is only option... I have the same problem and people I know have information technology too, where sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't, so restart usually fixes information technology.... it'due south a system bug that is obviously conflicting with something and then they messed upwardly with the program writing of this characteristic.... if your calculator restart doesn't assist after a couple of restart, then you are stuck with a bigger bug than the average person

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This drives me nuts likewise.... I try to maximize my screen for Pokerstars to conform the maximum number of open poker tables, and every time a table prompts me for my action, the taskbar drops down. and this happens constantly every few seconds! Why do they non have a simple feature such as 'lock hide fashion'?!? They currently have 'lock' taskbar mode to prevent the taskbar from existence moved or adjusted accidentally with the mouse, so why exercise they not take a 'lock' mode for when it's subconscious? Is this 2016 or 1983? There is non excuse for this feature to be missing in such advanced times that we live in now.

I will exist reporting this to microsoft in the proper suggestion box and whatsoever other place it will be read. If yous report the aforementioned affair, and we get others to report this, they volition surely take this more seriously and fix this problem and update our computers one day, hopefully soon!!

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I had a similar problem with my rainmeter setup and found this program:

http://www.thewindowsclub.com/hide-taskbar-windows-vii-hotkey

It'south lamentable that MS is taking out features like that.

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