Windows 11 - Take ownership of the taskbar Tutorial

In this video, you will learn how to take ownership of the taskbar in Windows.
The video covers the process of pinning your most used applications to the taskbar, organizing and customizing it to match your preferences.
This will help you build a personal toolbox for easy access to your favorite apps.
Additionally, the video demonstrates how to detach and delete pinned applications from the taskbar.
By following these steps, you can optimize your taskbar to improve your productivity.

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The taskbar is a central part of Windows.

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It is not trivial that it is now

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placed at the center of the screen.

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It will help you to build up a kind

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of personal toolbox by pinning

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your most used application to find

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them instantly.

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To do so, let's take Outlook as an example.

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Launch the Start menu,

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search for Outlook and right click.

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Locate pin to the taskbar and click.

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This application is now at

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the bottom of your screen.

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Let's do it once more with the snipping tool.

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Stealth menu, right click and bin.

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Of course open.

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Applications can also be pinned.

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Take for example the File Explorer.

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It is already open and I

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received in the same way.

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Right click and pin to delete it.

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Do the same manipulation but

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choose detach from taskbar.

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If this organization

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of the taskbar is disturbing and

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you want to have an interface like

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the old version, it is possible.

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Just right click on the taskbar

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and choose taskbar settings.

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Head to the last window

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called taskbar behaviour.

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Click on the center to change it to left.

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You've probably noticed that some apps

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are already pinned to the taskbar.

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They are by default, but unlike Windows

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10 you can detach them as you wish.

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However here the right click does not work.

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So how to do it? Very simple.

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Go to the setting of the taskbar.

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For this manipulation,

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we will focus on the 1st window

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search in order to research an

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element on the entire computer.

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Desk view allowing you to view all the

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windows and disco that are currently open.

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With jets, a panel grouping,

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suggested articles according to your

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preferences and finally conversation,

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it simplified version of teams.

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You've seen how to set up your

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taskbar to match your habits.

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Remember to only pin the apps

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you are using the most in

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order to keep it practical.

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A barra de tarefas é uma parte central do Windows.

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Não é trivial que seja agora

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colocado no centro da tela.

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Vai ajudá-lo a construir um tipo

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de caixa de ferramentas pessoal por fixação

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A sua aplicação mais utilizada para encontrar

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eles instantaneamente.

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Para fazer isso, vamos tomar o Outlook como exemplo.

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Inicie o menu Iniciar,

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procure o Outlook e clique com o botão direito do mouse.

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Localize o pino na barra de tarefas e clique.

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Esta aplicação está agora em

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na parte inferior do ecrã.

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Vamos fazer isso mais uma vez com a ferramenta de recorte.

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Menu furtivo, clique com o botão direito e lixo.

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Claro que aberto.

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Os aplicativos também podem ser fixados.

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Tomemos como exemplo o Explorador de Ficheiros.

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Já está aberto e eu

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recebidos da mesma forma.

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Clique com o botão direito do mouse e fixe para excluí-lo.

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Faça a mesma manipulação, mas

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Escolha Desanexar da barra de tarefas.

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Se esta organização

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da barra de tarefas é perturbadora e

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você quer ter uma interface como

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a versão antiga, é possível.

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Basta clicar com o botão direito do rato na barra de tarefas

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e escolha Configurações da barra de tarefas.

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Dirija-se à última janela

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chamado comportamento da barra de tarefas.

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Clique no centro para alterá-lo para a esquerda.

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Provavelmente já reparou que algumas aplicações

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já estão fixados na barra de tarefas.

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Eles são por padrão, mas ao contrário do Windows

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10 você pode separá-los como desejar.

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No entanto, aqui o clique direito não funciona.

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Então, como fazê-lo? Muito simples.

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Vá para a configuração da barra de tarefas.

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Para esta manipulação,

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Vamos nos concentrar na 1ª janela

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pesquisar para pesquisar um

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em todo o computador.

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Vista de secretária que lhe permite visualizar todas as

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janelas e discotecas que estão atualmente abertas.

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Com jatos, um agrupamento de painéis,

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Artigos sugeridos de acordo com o seu

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preferências e, finalmente, conversa,

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simplificou a versão das equipas.

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Viu como configurar o seu

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barra de tarefas para corresponder aos seus hábitos.

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Lembre-se de fixar apenas os aplicativos

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você está usando mais em

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para mantê-lo prático.

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