Win7 Cheat: Lock "Switch between windows" to taskbar

Windows Switcher (switch between windows) provides a quick and beautiful preview for users who open multiple documents at the same time Switching mode, this function first appeared in Vista, but when it comes to Windows7, the default is not displayed with the quick launch bar. This function also disappears completely in the taskbar. It can only be operated by keyboard combination. Is there any way to find it? Go back to this function and return it to the taskbar?

Implementation steps:

1. Create a shortcut, right click on the desktop, select New — Shortcut.

2. Enter C:\\Windows\\system32\ undll32.exe DwmApi #105 in the "Please type the location of the object" text box and click Next.

3. Type a name for the shortcut in the Name text box for the shortcut, for example, “Switch between windows", click Finish.

The shortcut icon is a white blank document, bare, not good-looking, what should I do? Then look.

4. Right-click on the newly created shortcut and click on “Properties”.

5. In the Shortcuts tab, click “change icon”.

6. Enter %SystemRoot%\\System32\\imageres.dll in the "Find the icon in this file" text box and press Enter to confirm.

7. Select the Flip-3D icon (it looks like the first one is oh~) and click OK.

8. Now you can try double-clicking on the shortcut to see if it works.

If you can, drag and drop the shortcut to the taskbar or the Quick Launch bar to lock it.

If your system has not been modified, you can also find the shortcut in the following location, and then drag and drop it directly into the Windows 7 taskbar.

%AppData%\\Microsoft\\Internet Explorer\\Quick Launch

Alternatively, you can switch between different windows using the keyboard combination:

Alt+Tab — Switch between open projects

Ctrl+Alt+Tab — Use the arrow keys to switch between open projects

Win +Tab — Under the Aero Flip 3-D effect, browse the program in the taskbar

Ctrl+Win+Tab — use the arrow keys to navigate the program in the task bar under Aero Flip 3-D effects