Sheeparegreat
19 discussion posts
Hi,
I migrated from Windows 10 to Windows 11 23H2 today. In Windows 11 it is not possible to configure and use the Quick Launch toolbar on the Windows taskbar anymore through the methods provided by Microsoft in previous Windows versions. Pinned taskbar items are not a good alternative for me so I resorted to the program StartAllBack. It is a nice program and among some other handy features it allows me to enable the Quick Launch toolbar again.
Here's the problem: whenever I have StartAllBack and Displayfusion enabled they both fight for control of the taskbar which leads to a pretty hilarious loop of them both enabling their control of the taskbar after another. Naturally I can prevent this loop by going into the Displayfusion Options > Taskbar > Disable Multi-Monitor Taskbar, but I want to use that Displayfusion Multi-Monitor feature since I really like it. I also tried the other way around: disable StartAllBack control of the taskbar by setting "Use enchanced classic taskbar" to off and whilst that allows me to enable Displayfusion Multi-Monitor Taskbar, I lose the Quick Launch toolbar.
My question: is there any way I can run these two programs with my stated preferences and without them conflicting with each other? If not, is it possible that Displayfusion implements the option to enable the Quick Launch bar in Windows 11 so I can remove StartAllBack? In Windows versions prior to Windows 11 you could enable it by: right clicking the toolbar > New toolbar > and navigating to C:\Users\user\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch
Kind regards
Unfortunately StartAllBack tweaks can't apply to the DisplayFusion taskbar, and it's not possible for us to add Quick Launch to the DisplayFusion taskbar at this time, sorry! For your use case, I would recommend just using StartAllBack with the built-in Windows multi-monitor taskbars.
Sep 13, 2024 (modified Sep 13, 2024)
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