How to use the taskbar in Windows - Microsoft Support
Learn how to customize, pin, and move the taskbar in Windows 11 and Windows 10. The taskbar has a system tray that shows icons for battery, time, and other statuses.
Customize the taskbar notification area - Microsoft Support
Learn how to change and hide icons and notifications in the Notification Center on the taskbar of Windows 11 and Windows 10. Find out how to use the taskbar notification features for battery, Wi-Fi, volume, clock, calendar, and more.
Pin apps and folders to the desktop or taskbar
Learn how to create shortcuts for items on your desktop or taskbar in Windows 10 or 11. Follow the steps to select New > Shortcut, enter the location, and select OK.
Navigate and explore the Windows taskbar - Microsoft Support
Learn how to use the taskbar in Windows 10 and 11, a key part of the operating system that provides quick access to apps, features, and system settings. Find out how to move, customize, and interact with the Start button, Search, Task view, System tray, Accessibility flyout, and On-Screen Keyboard.
Using the new Bing on the Windows taskbar - Microsoft Support
Learn how to access the new Bing features such as chat, answers, and creation from the Search function on your taskbar. Follow the steps to open the new Bing in Microsoft Edge from the Search bar, Search icon, or Search box.
Hide and unhide your search box in Windows - Microsoft Support
Learn how to show or hide the search box on your taskbar in Windows 11 or Windows 10. Follow the simple steps to access Taskbar settings and toggle the Search switch.
Wi-Fi connection icons and what they mean in Windows
The Wi-Fi icon on the far right of the Windows taskbar can tell you a lot about your Wi-Fi connection and the state it’s in. Here are a few of the different Wi-Fi icons you might see. Wi-Fi connected icon You’re connected to Wi-Fi and the Internet. You should be in good shape.
Safely remove hardware in Windows - Microsoft Support
Learn how to avoid losing data by removing external hardware like hard drives and USB drives safely in Windows 11 and Windows 10. Find the Safely Remove Hardware icon on the taskbar or in the Settings app and follow the steps to unplug your devices.
Fix problems with the Start menu - Microsoft Support
Learn how to troubleshoot common issues with the Start menu in Windows 11 and Windows 10. Find solutions, tips, and feedback from experts and other users.
Add the battery icon to the taskbar in Windows 10
Learn how to check the status of your battery and add the battery icon to the taskbar in Windows 10. Follow the steps to enable the Power toggle, show hidden icons, or restart Explorer if needed.