This tutorial will show you how to enable or disable toolbars on the taskbar for specific or all users in Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10. The taskbar will not display any toolbars, and the 'Toolbars' context menu is removed. If you like, you can disable toolbars on the taskbar. If you have more than one extended display connected to your PC, then toolbars will only show on the taskbar on your main display by default. The default toolbars include Address, Links, Desktop, and any new toolbars (custom) added by the user or an application. You can also add toolbars to the taskbar. You can make the taskbar look how you want, manage your calendar, pin your favorite apps to it, change the size, change location on screen, and specify how taskbar buttons group together when you have more than one window open.

You can also see the date and time, system icons, and items running in the background on the notification area. The taskbar allows you to find, see, open, and switch between your apps.

Windows includes a special application desktop toolbar called the taskbar that shows on the bottom of a display screen by default. How to Enable or Disable Toolbars on Taskbar in Windows

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