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What is goin’ on everyone? Leon checkin’ in and today we are covering more of Microsoft Windows by discussing how to hide or show Taskbar items and System Tray Icons!
So I picked up the Lenovo Flex 5i yesterday, a nice lightweight budget 2 in 1 PC, fired it up and went into simplifying everything.
By the way, I’m a big fan of Lenovo PC’s if you been watching the channel for sometime; these are very nice devices with good build quality.
Anyways, I made it to the Taskbar and realized there were two items I didn’t want there while also realizing I could add other items to the System Tray.
For those that don’t know, the Taskbar is a majority of the bar with your app icons and the System Trayis the section that includes system settings like time and date, battery and Wifi status.
This tutorial may be helpful if you want to simplify both of these sections or add more items to them, so let’s demonstrate how to do this!
All things said… Let’s go ahead… And get into it!
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