How To Configure the Taskbar on Multiple Monitors
Windows 10, How To Configure the Taskbar on Multiple Monitors: If you have two or more displays connected to your PC, then you will be able to hide or show the Taskbar on all displays.
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When you connect an additional monitor to your computer, the Start button and taskbar are located by default on the primary display—typically, your computer display. If you want the Start button and taskbar to appear on a different display, you must designate that display as the primary display.
The main Taskbar is the Taskbar with the clock and notification area on it, and is on your main display by default unless you move the main Taskbar to another display.
To configure the Taskbar for multiple monitors using Taskbar Properties
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Select Properties.
You can also follow the below steps:
1. Go to Start > Settings > Personalization
2. Click on Taskbar and scroll down to the “Multiple displays” heading.
3. Switch to “On” the slider labeled “Show taskbar on all displays“
You can Do it with Bat file.
.bat files below are for the registry key and values below.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced
MMTaskbarEnabled DWORD
0 = Don’t show taskbar on multiple displays
1 = Show taskbar on multiple displays
MMTaskbarMode DWORD
0 = Show taskbar buttons on all taskbars
1 = Show taskbar buttons on the main taskbar and taskbar where the window is open
2 = Show taskbar buttons on the taskbar where the window is open
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