How To Center Taskbar Windows 10 | Center Taskbar Icons No Software Needed | FREE & EASY

How to center your taskbar items in Windows 10 is what we look at. (Cómo centrar la barra de tareas en Windows 10) This video will guide you through the process step by step and will show you how to make Windows look better. A Lenovo Legion T530-28ICB Windows computer was used in making this video.
There could be many reasons for you wanting to center align your taskbar icons, maybe you want - a clean / modern desktop look, a better workflow or you're trying to get your desktop to look just like Windows 11 etc. So, in essence, we look at how to center Windows 10 taskbar icons like Windows 11. No apps / programs or software are required, so no 3rd party software. Just some simple changes are needed to your taskbar set-up - so we show you how to center taskbar icons as part of your windows desktop customization.
THE DETAIL - HOW TO CENTER TASKBAR ICONS - MAKE WINDOWS 10 LOOK BETTER 👇
✅ OVERVIEW 0:00
✅ STEP 1 - UNLOCK TASKBAR🕖1:00
Hover mouse over taskbar. Right click mouse whilst hovering & go up to 'lock the taskbar'. Left click to unlock taskbar.
✅ STEP 2 - SHOW LINKS TEXT / LINES 🕖 1:23
Next, hover mouse over taskbar. Right click mouse & go up to 'toolbars', then 'links'. Left click to apply this toolbar as shown. The word 'links' appears on toolbar (2 vertical lines).
✅ STEP 3 - DRAG LINKS TEXT / LINES TO LEFT 🕖 1:40
On taskbar, hover mouse over double vertical lines appearing to left of links text - mouse pointer changes into a double headed yellow arrow. Left click mouse - pointer changes into double headed black arrow. Still holding mouse button, drag double vertical lines across to the left side of screen & across the app icons until you are left with 2 apps remaining to left of two vertical lines on taskbar. Release mouse button.
✅ STEP 4 - DRAG APPS RIGHT TO CENTER OF SCREEN 🕖 2:19
Move mouse cursor to left & hover over other set of two vertical lines as shown - pointer changes into a double yellow arrow. Left click mouse - pointer changes into double headed black arrow. Still holding down left button, drag double vertical lines across to right side of monitor. The two vertical lines & 'links' text to the right of the apps / programs have now moved left. All taskbar programs will also re-appear to the right of two vertical lines that you are dragging to right. Continue to move vertical lines & the icons until centred on the screen. Release mouse button.
✅ STEP 5 - HIDE LINKS TEXT / LINES 🕖 3:00
Move mouse across to left & hover over 'links' text. Right click & go up to 'show text'. Left click mouse to untick. Repeat - right click mouse over 'links' text & go up to 'show title'. Left click mouse to untick option. The 'links' text disappears from toolbar.
✅ STEP 6 - LOCK TASKBAR INTO PLACE 🕖 3:15
Finally, hover mouse over taskbar where no icons & right click. Go to 'lock the taskbar'. Left click - locks taskbar.
Your taskbar icons on your Windows PC are now centred & locked into place.
✅ EXTRA TIP - RE-CENTERING TASKBAR AFTER ADDING MORE APPS 🕖 3:29
If you pin further apps onto your taskbar, they may not look centered. So you may need to re-centre your taskbar - by hovering mouse over taskbar, right click, go up to 'lock the taskbar'. Left click to unlock taskbar. Re-centre your taskbar by moving the two vertical lines to left of taskbar apps either left / right until centered. To re-lock taskbar, hover mouse over taskbar where no icons etc., right click mouse, go to 'lock the taskbar'. Left click - locks taskbar into place.
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[@elitsaslavcheva2801]

Love the video. Thank you !
How can i make my mouse icon like yours?

[@chiedudaniel1755]

Hello sir,i was updating the windows of my hp pavilion gaming laptop and then the power went out then i got worried and began to panic,please sir would you do a video regarding shutting down and power outages during all types of update🙏🏽.

[@billkate02]

Hello. I was wondering if you could help me.? When opening a jpg file using the “photos” , I would like to have it open on a second display automatically. Is that possible in windows 10? Any assistance would be appreciated.

[@TheTechGuru]

Hi - thanks for your message. One way you could try to get the photos to open on a second display automatically is by doing the following:
1 - Open the file (photo) so the window appears on the usual screen
2 - Once the photo has opened, maximise the screen if not maximised (button top right of screen between - and x)
3 - Then press the restore down button top right of screen (it looks like two squares together, one behind the other, again between - and x)
4 - Drag the window across to the second display but do not maximise window (hover mouse over bar on top of window and left click mouse and hold down button whilst dragging - release mouse button when window on desired display)
5 - Close the window
6 - Reopen the window - it should now automatically open on the second display.