Show Instantly taskbar when auto-hide on - windows 7
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00:00 Show Instantly Taskbar When Auto-Hide On - Windows 7
00:19 Answer 1 Score 2
00:56 Answer 2 Score 0
01:31 Accepted Answer Score 21
02:03 Thank you
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ACCEPTED ANSWER
Score 21
Follow these steps:
- Go to
My Computer
; - Right click the
My Computer
icon; - Properties;
- System properties;
- Advanced;
- Performance;
- Settings;
- Uncheck/check (as applicable) "Fade or slide menus into view";
- Hit Apply and OK.
Alternatively on Windows 10:
- Search for "View advanced system settings" in the Start or Settings menu.
- Go to step 6 above.
ANSWER 2
Score 2
As far as I know, the only way to speed up the process is to completely disable the Aero animations.
To do this:
- Open your start-menu and type in "System" and select the option under the "Control Panel" section.
- Click on "Advanced system settings" in the left-pane.
- Click on the "Advanced" tab.
- Click on "Settings" in the performance sub-section.
- Uncheck "Animations in taskbar and Start Menu" and possibly (not sure if it is necessary) "Animate controls and elements inside windows".
Good luck!
ANSWER 3
Score 0
One way would be to press the Windows key - that'll pop out the taskbar instantly.
There doesn't seem to be any registry hack or setting that can be used to remove the delay, however, using a 3rd party app called Taskbar Activate - you can remove the delay completely from within the settings.
I found a very slight reduction in display time, myself - YMMV. This utility was designed to in fact increase the delay time so the bar wouldn't pop up each time a user brought the mouse close to the edge of the screen. It's freeware "emailware" and there's a portable / no-install version available too.