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Re: Taskbar is on the right side of the screen and not at...
Click you left mouse button while pointing in the gray area of the taskbar now move the mouse while holding down the button dragging the task bar back to the bottom.
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On all windows apart from Windows 8, you drag them from the desktop (left hand side) to the bottom (taskbar) with the mouse.
If the taskbar gets full up the icons might disappear.
The double bar at the end of the taskbar must be moved to the right for more of the taskbar to appear.
do you mean the taskbar? if so then right-click on the bar at the side of your screen and uncheck 'lock the taskbar' then left click on the bar and drag it to the bottom on the screen and it should snap back to the bottom
drag the task bar by clicking on it and release it at the bottom of your screen. your taskbar will come back to original position. now right click on the taskbar and click on lock the taskbar. you are done !
Sounds like the taskbar is unlocked. Put your curser on the taskbar and hold dowwn the left click button and pull the curser in an arcing motion to the bottom of the screen. The taskbar should return there.
Once back at the bottom of the screen right click on taskbat and click on Lock the Taskbar in the pop up menu.
First, right-click the taskbar. If "Lock the Taskbar" has a check mark next to it, the taskbar is locked. You can unlock it by clicking "Lock the Taskbar" again. Then, click an empty space on the taskbar, hold and drag the taskbar to one of the four edges of the desktop. When the taskbar is where you want it, release the mouse button.
mine does this with windows 7, right click on desktop and open 'personalize' then open 'taskbar and start menu' From here choose to move your taskbar location to the side of the screen and click apply. it should return, then just tell it to go back to the bottom.
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