Users can adjust and change the size of the icons on the Taskbar to be smaller or larger, depending on each person's needs.

Windhawk solves this with its Taskbar clock customization module. It lets you pin real-time system stats like CPU usage, RAM ...

The Windows 11 Start Menu Styler lets you customize the Start menu the way you want. You can remove the recommended section, restore the classic Windows 10 style menu, or try themes such as ...

If you're tired of how your taskbar and Start Menu look on Windows 11, this free app can help you customize them.

You can customize the Windows taskbar in several different ways. You can display the bar horizontally or vertically. You can pin applications to the taskbar, select icon size and group pinned icons.

The small size of the icons on the Windows XP taskbar can make it difficult to distinguish between them when you're trying to quickly open a program. Although Microsoft provides business users with ...

Hello everyone! I recently came upon a problem when I tried to resize the icons in my taskbar. The problem was that, although I could find a way to make them larger, there is no way to make them ...

I'm using XP with the classic appearance. The icons in the startup and taskbars are much larger than the icons on the desktop and it irritates me. In reviewing ars posts I get the feeling that they ...

Microsoft has released new Windows 11 preview builds, giving users a built-in network speed test, an updated Windows Search ...

Got too many icons cluttering your Windows 7 taskbar? That’s definitely a possibility these days, especially now that Internet Explorer 9 lets you pin your favorite sites there. If only you could ...

Dick Frank unintentionally changed something in Windows 7 so that each window, rather than each application, gets its own taskbar icon. That’s too many icons. How does he change it back? One of the ...

Windows 11 brought a number of changes and improvements to its users, and in the process, Microsoft made some changes to the Windows 11 taskbar. The Windows taskbar has been more or less on the left ...