In Windows 11 and Windows 10, the taskbar now creates a floating area that only displays the most recent app that has been used or opened if you have a lot of active apps. If you want to see all your open tabs at once, you can use the “will bring tabs to File Explorer” feature. However, in the meantime, we put up one guide that will go over features that have already been added to the taskbar and how to use them. Here are some tips:
- To enable taskbar overflow in Windows 11, open Settings and click on System. Then under “Taskbar,” select “Show hidden icons and tasks.”
- To get more information about each app’s activity, open its properties in the “App details” pane. You can see how many times it has been used, opened, or closed by looking at its tab count and other details.
Steps to Enable Taskbar Overflow in Windows 11
This GitHub page provides a detailed guide on how to use ViveTool, the latest version of the Vive virtual reality software.
Open the c:vivetool folder and extract the contents to a new folder. ..
Press Win + X and select Terminal (Admin) to open an elevated console.
Get-ChildItem -Path C:\Windows\System32\config This will list all the files and folders in the System32 folder. ..
Final Words
In Windows 11, the lower left corner of the taskbar now contains hidden application icons. When you click on up arrow there, it becomes apparent that all the icons are visible in the corner overflow of the taskbar.
