Windows 7 taskbar stuck in classic mode

When I go to properties,Then to Appearance,Then to themes Now I've already checked So then I got a program called Styler on my computer I'd press apply and nothing would happen Im kind of puzzled When I logon its the Joined Aug 30, Messages You should try TuneUp Utilities download here.

On "Increase Performance" set your profile to "A balance between performance and visual appearence". Anyone that is actually good at problem solving Joined Jul 28, Messages 2, Go to the link below and click the "? Verify that: Use visual styles on windows and buttons is checked. User Common Tasks in Folders. Windows and Buttons choose: Windows XP style. Scroll down to Themes and verify that the service is started. Joined Aug 31, Messages Also, you can try: 1. Press the windows key and hit the R key alternatively, you can press Start and then click on Run 2.

Type services. Scroll through the list and find the Themes service 4. I just registered to say Thank You! I've been frustrated with this bug for a while now RTM , but your solution works every time. I only experienced the problem in RC, luckily I havn't in RTM because it almost would of been enough for me not to use 7.

It was very annoying! Search In. Windows 7 Taskbar bug. Share More sharing options Followers 0. Prev 1 2 3 Next Page 1 of 3. Recommended Posts. Caleb Posted September 13, Posted September 13, Hi, I was wondering if anyone experienced this bug in the Win7 Taskbar: After a few days of working with the system, the highlight on mouse over does not fade away when the mouse leaves the taskbar, instead, it stays "stuck". Has anyone experienced this?

Hani Like Loading Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options Ci7 Posted September 13, Kralik Posted September 13, Luther Posted September 13, More than nine days of uptime right now and highlight fades as usual. Vice Posted September 13, Hmm, it's possible that WLM is causing this The changes will be reflected immediately. Part 2. The Quick Launch toolbar will immediately show up in the right side of the taskbar next to the clock and notification icons.

Part 3. Right-click the taskbar. Click on "Lock the taskbar" to unlock it. Click and hold on the dots near the Quick Launch Bar, then drag it all the way to the left. The Quick Launch toolbar should be right next to the Start button. Right-click on the dots near the Quick Launch Bar. Part 4. Drag it to the left just before the Quick Launch toolbar. All done! Your taskbar is now reverted back to the old style!

Hopefully this will boost your productivity within Windows 7! To add items, find the app exe, right-click and pin to your taskbar. Or, start the app, right-click on the taskbar icon and pin to the taskbar. Yes No. Not Helpful 2 Helpful 2. Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered.