Windows maximize over taskbar - please help
Thursday, September 30, 2004 by Activar | Discussion: Stardock Software
Hello,
After installing a theme or Desktop X suite windows, all windows, now maximize over the taskbar. Don't ask which theme or suite..I just don't know.
I have tried moving the taskbar away from the bottom and back again - no success
I have tried locking and unlocking thr taskbar - no success
I have tried autohiding the taskbar - no success
I have tried reverting to the classic windows theme - no success
I feel like there is a registry setting that dictates how large a window can be maximized based on the resolution, that is messed up, but that is speculation.
Does anyone have an idea?
After installing a theme or Desktop X suite windows, all windows, now maximize over the taskbar. Don't ask which theme or suite..I just don't know.
I have tried moving the taskbar away from the bottom and back again - no success
I have tried locking and unlocking thr taskbar - no success
I have tried autohiding the taskbar - no success
I have tried reverting to the classic windows theme - no success
I feel like there is a registry setting that dictates how large a window can be maximized based on the resolution, that is messed up, but that is speculation.
Does anyone have an idea?
Activar
Reply #2 Thursday, September 30, 2004 9:29 AM
Reply #2 Thursday, September 30, 2004 9:29 AM
MikeB314 - you nailed it.
Man, I feel like such an idiot sometimes. That was definitely a ..forest for the trees issue.
Thank you!
Man, I feel like such an idiot sometimes. That was definitely a ..forest for the trees issue.
Thank you!
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Reply #1 Thursday, September 30, 2004 9:14 AM