How to make Windows10 taskbar forced higher Windows10 taskbar forced to become higher graphic tutorial

To share your own tips for using Windows 10 today, it is not a difficult thing, just a boring time, a little bit Like Apple's notebook operating system, but you can make your desktop more convenient and more efficient, I hope everyone can like it, if you have other tips to welcome sharing. Not much to say, let's take a look at the final renderings.

1, create a new folder in any location, of course, you want to back what they can find at the location.

2, right-click on the taskbar to select the list of options, select the top of the <quo; toolbar“ & rdquo; new toolbar “.

3, select the folder we just created, the task bar in the lower right corner will be the same as the following picture.

4, we right click on the taskbar right to call out the list of options, and the ” lock taskbar “ a tick off.

5 At this point, a button that can be dragged appears on the left side of the folder, and we drag it to the position we want.

6. Drag the corresponding shortcut on the desktop to the right side of the folder. This will be a bit messy, but don't worry, we will continue to operate.

7. Right click on the folder to call up the relevant list, select "& big" in the view, and then we will display the text “ Also removed. The position of the icon can be dragged to the left of the icon “ | |  ” Pull left and right, adjust the option to lock the taskbar.

8. If you want to make the status bar transparent, you need to download the software "StartIsBack v1.2 Patched". This software is very powerful and can perform various DIY operations on the taskbar. Introduced more, everyone downloads their own research. After the installation is complete, right click on the Windows icon at the bottom left of the computer and select “Properties”. Choose to use a custom taskbar color and make it transparent.

9, because the landlord likes the Windows 10 start menu, so the software comes with the start menu can be selected as shown below!

10, the final announcement, we look at the final renderings!

Is it a lot of Windows 10 to improve a lot?