If you want to do something different to your taskbar arrangements, try it out either ways. The only bad part, same as all the other tweak utilities out there, is that it requires a process running in the background, all the time. It will auto align all your icons to the center. If you don’t want to do all those hacks mentioned above, give it a try this tweak utility TaskDock, thanks to The Windows Club. The easier way (with the help of a tweak utility called TaskDock) Click on “Lock the taskbar” when you are done. Drag this toolbar all the way to the left, and here you can adjust any extra spaces you would like to have between the start menu button and the icons.Ħ. Pick the folder that you’ve just created.ĥ. Right Click on the taskbar, (click unlock the taskbar if you haven’t) go to Toolbars > New toolbar …ģ. You need to create a new empty folder, lets call it “Dummy Folder”Ģ. So if you are the type of person that hates to use those small tweak utilities, this is the method for you.ġ. Select any of the following to see more info. In the Taskbar settings, scroll to see the options for customizing, sizing, choosing icons, battery information and much more. The long and not so easy wayįirst, this method does not require any additional add-on, no any tweak utilities are involved. Press and hold or right-click any empty space on the taskbar, and then select Taskbar settings. Windows 7 Taskbar is the single biggest feature of Windows 7 and yet, you can’t do much about it other than re-arrange the icon in order.Īlso, by default the icons will always be aligned to the left, what if you want to make them align to the center or even right ?Īnd here are two ways of doing it. Everything that comes out of the box by default lacks the ability to re-adjust.

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