How to Adjust Windows 11 Taskbar Size - Microsoft continues to develop and update its products. One of the most famous Microsoft products is Microsoft Windows. Microsoft has launched various series and versions of the first Microsoft Windows released in 1985, namely Windows 1.01, then there is one of the most famous operating systems in recent years, Windows XP. Windows XP is one of the Microsoft Windows products used by various users around the world, and the last is Windows 10. No need to ask why Microsoft can be the most widely used operating system in the world, Microsoft Windows itself is arguably very easy to use and has a very friendly interface or interface. In addition, currently, there are many laptops sold in the market in the form of packages with the Windows 10 operating system. Of course, this will also further increase the number of Windows users around the world.
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| How to Adjust Windows 11 Taskbar Size (Image: HowToGeek) |
Coming with a fresher and friendlier look does not mean Windows 11 os is a completely perfect OS. Many users of this new OS feel that the Taskbar of Windows 11 is too big and also too small for some other users. So far there are still no settings to adjust Windows 11 taskbar size. However, it could be that in the future, through Windows Update, this Taskbar settings feature will be available to Windows 11 users. Well while waiting for the settings from Windows 11 to come, you can try the easy way below to adjust the size of your Windows 11 Taskbar.
How to Adjust Windows 11 Taskbar Size
1. Open REGEDIT
The first step is to open REGEDIT by typing in your Windows 11 search "REGEDIT" or you can also open REGEDIT by pressing the WINDOWS + R key and then type "REGEDIT" and click OK.
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| Open REGEDIT |
2. Open Advanced Folder
After that navigate to,
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced
3. Make a New DWORD (32-Bit) Value
In Advanced, on the right side, you do right-click and select New > DWORD (32-Bit) Value and name it "TaskbarSi".
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| Make a New DWORD (32-bit) Value |
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| Name it TaskbarSi |
Then open the TaskbarSi by clicking 2x and entering the value you want. The value here consists of 3 numbers, namely 0 (Small), 1 (Medium / Default), and 2 (Large). So, for example, if you want your Taskbar to be small, enter the number 0. Then click OK. Close REGEDIT and Restart your PC or Laptop.
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| You can enter 0/1/2 |
Now you can
adjust Windows 11 taskbar size. It's easy, right. To see a comparison between the Windows 11 small, medium/default, and large Taskbars, you can see them in the image below. If you want to return the Taskbar size to the default Windows 11 setting, you can repeat the above method and enter the number 1 to make the Taskbar size back to default.
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| Windows 11 Taskbar Size (Image: Tom'sHardware) |
