Disable Windows taskbar on the second display
To disable Windows Taskbar on the second display in Windows 11, follow these steps: However, if you are using Windows 10, follow these steps:
The process is very simple and within a minute you can get rid of the taskbar on your second screen. All you need to do is follow these steps: This is it, doing this will disable the taskbar on all secondary displays. Remember that these settings will only work if you are running the second screen in Extended mode. If you are in the Duplicate mode, this setting won’t work but you can set your taskbar to Autohide so that it is not displayed. Read: How to move Taskbar to second monitor on Windows. If you are facing trouble finding out which screen is primary, and which is secondary, you can follow these steps: This was all in disabling the Windows taskbar on the second monitor. The steps are simple and self-explanatory. Disabling the taskbar on the second screen has its own perks. It is a perfect setup if you are using the second screen for presentations.
How do I hide the Taskbar on my second monitor on Windows?
To hide the Taskbar on your second monitor on Windows 11, you need to open the Windows Settings and go to Personalization > Taskbar. After that, click on the Taskbar behaviors option to expand it. Then, remove the tick from the Show my taskbar on all displays checkbox.
How do I turn on the Taskbar on my second monitor?
To turn on the Taskbar on your second monitor, you need to open the Taskbar settings. For that, right-click on the Taskbar and select the Taskbar settings option from the context menu. Here you can find a section called Taskbar behaviors. You need to click on it to expand all options. From here, tick the Show my taskbar on all displays checkbox.
