Windows 10中的任务栏自动隐藏选项非常适合那些喜欢极简主义视图或只是需要在屏幕上留出更多空间的用户。只需单击几下鼠标，您就可以享受额外的桌面空间。不幸的是，有时任务栏不会按预期隐藏。
任何使用Windows 10一段时间的人都可能遇到过任务栏在设置为自动隐藏时拒绝隐藏的问题。当其他程序、浏览器或应用程序当前在屏幕上打开时，这种事情可能会很烦人。
可以做些什么呢？如果您遇到此类问题，只要您知道要查找的内容，解决问题可能是一项简单的任务。
任务栏不会在 Windows 10 上隐藏？这是解决方法(Taskbar Won’t Hide On Windows 10? Here’s How To Fix It)
自动隐藏功能的目的是在应用程序需要注意之前将任务栏隐藏起来。发生这种情况时，应用程序应闪烁一次并在任务栏上保持突出显示。单击应用程序后，自动隐藏应将任务栏返回到其隐藏状态。
需要注意的应用程序通知也可以弹出并保持可见，直到通知被关闭。这通常不是问题，因为Windows 10通知会在片刻后自行消失，您稍后可以在操作中心(Action Center)查看它们。
当需要注意的应用程序未通过初始设计或更新正确编写时，就会出现问题。Windows 在系统托盘中隐藏图标的能力使情况变得更糟。通知可能会触发但对您仍然不可见，导致任务栏保持可见状态。
要解决此问题，您可以使用一些选项。
设置验证和重启(Settings Verification & Restarts)
不需要执行您可能不熟悉的操作的简单修复方法是重新启动导致问题的程序。只要您知道是哪个程序，只需重新启动它，问题就会自行解决。
验证您的任务栏设置是否正确设置也可能对您有所帮助。
通过右键单击任务栏并从弹出菜单中选择任务栏设置来执行此操作。(Taskbar settings)
检查以确保已启用在桌面模式下自动隐藏任务栏切换。(Automatically hide taskbar in desktop mode)
如果该选项已启用，但您仍然遇到任务栏不愿意自动隐藏的问题，禁用并重新启用该选项有时可以解决问题。
另一个常见的解决方法是重新启动您的Windows 资源管理器(Windows Explorer)。这更多是再次隐藏任务栏的临时修复，但不一定解决其无法自动隐藏的原因。
- 右键单击(Right-click)任务栏并导航到任务管理器(Task Manager)。您还可以在任务栏搜索栏中键入任务管理(task manager)器，然后在结果中显示任务管理器时选择它。(Task Manager)
- (Locate Windows Explorer)在Windows(Windows) 进程(Processes)部分下找到 Windows 资源管理器。
- 右键单击Windows 资源管理器(Windows Explorer)并选择重新启动。(Restart.)您会注意到您的任务栏会短暂消失。
- 重新启动后，任务栏应再次自行隐藏。
此方法比完全重新启动计算机更快，因此在采取该步骤之前尝试此方法。
如果尝试这两种方法后任务栏仍然无法隐藏，则需要更深入地确定导致自动隐藏失败的潜在问题。
找到隐藏的图标(Locate The Hidden Icons)
有时，隐藏在任务栏中的图标可能是其不愿自动隐藏的原因。这些图标可以在系统托盘中找到，通过单击位于任务栏最右侧的向上箭头来访问。
您不会知道应用程序在隐藏时需要注意，因此检查是有益的。弹出(Pop)打开图标通知，您的任务栏不会隐藏的原因应该得到解决。
将来也可以通过将偶尔需要注意的特定应用程序的图标拖到任务栏中来缓解此问题。如果应用程序仍然拒绝突出显示，您可以尝试右键单击所有可见应用程序以查看问题是否自行解决。
对于发现以这种方式导致问题的任何应用程序，最好自定义或完全关闭通知。
通知定制(Notification Customization)
一旦您确定了哪些应用程序或哪些应用程序使您的任务栏不被隐藏，您将有一些选择。
一，您可以继续允许弹出通知，导致任务栏始终保持可见，直到您选择单击图标。二、完全关闭通知。三，如果应用程序允许，选择另一个选项来减少通知的音量和原因。
要最好地了解是否可以禁用或自定义通知，您需要对应用程序本身进行一些调查。某些应用程序不允许任何通知自定义，尤其是那些通过闪烁的任务栏图标通知您的应用程序。
系统(System)托盘图标有点棘手。您需要进入各个应用程序设置，通常通过右键单击图标并选择Settings或Preferences。即使那样，它也可能没有任何选项来处理通知或如何提示它们。
有一些应用程序，比如Skype和Slack的应用程序，可以让您根据可用的选项自定义通知您的方式。
如果您通过徽章或弹出窗口接收通知，您也可以在应用程序的设置中将其关闭。但是，Windows 10 操作中心(Action Center)本身也应该能够提供帮助。任务栏按钮徽章有一个切换，应该可以缓解这个问题。
当任务栏不会隐藏在Windows 10中时，这些提示之一应该可以帮助您。这些方法已经过测试，可以将您的桌面恢复到干净且无任务栏的状态。
Taskbar Won’t Hide On Windows 10? Here’s How To Fix It
The taskbar auto-hidе option in Windows 10 can be great for those who prefer a minimalist view or simply need a bit more space оn their screen. You can enjoy additional desktop real estate with just a few clicks of the mouse. Unfortunately, at times, the taskbar won’t hide as intendеd.
Anyone who has used Windows 10 for some time has likely encountered an issue where the taskbar refuses to hide while set to automatically do so. This sort of thing can be quite annoying when other programs, browsers, or applications are currently open on-screen.
What can be done about it? If you’re having such an issue, resolving the matter can be a simple task, as long as you know what to look for.
Taskbar Won’t Hide On Windows 10? Here’s How To Fix It
The purpose of the auto-hide feature is to keep the taskbar hidden from view until an application requires attention. The application should flash once and remain highlighted on your taskbar when this occurs. Once you’ve clicked on the application, auto-hide should then return the taskbar to its hidden state.
A notification of an app that requires attention can also pop-up and remain visible until the notification has been dismissed. This one is not normally a problem as Windows 10 notifications will dismiss themselves after a few moments and enable you to view them later in the Action Center.
An issue occurs when an app in need of attention hasn’t been written correctly either by initial design or through an update. This is made worse with Windows’ ability to hide icons in the system tray. A notification may trigger but remain invisible to you causing the taskbar to remain in its visible state.
To fix this, you’ll have a few options at your disposal.
Settings Verification & Restarts
An easy fix that doesn’t require doing something you may be unfamiliar with is to restart the program causing the issue. As long as you know which program that is, just restart it and the problem should resolve itself.
It may also benefit you to verify that your taskbar settings are set correctly.
Do so by right-clicking your taskbar and selecting Taskbar settings from the pop-up menu.
Check to ensure that the Automatically hide taskbar in desktop mode toggle has been enabled.
If the option has already been enabled but you’re still experiencing the taskbar’s unwillingness to auto-hide, disabling and re-enabling the option can sometimes fix the problem.
Another common fix is to restart your Windows Explorer. This is more a temporary fix to once again hide the taskbar but not necessarily resolve the reason for its inability to auto-hide.
- Right-click the taskbar and navigate to the Task Manager. You can also type task manager into the taskbar search bar and select Task Manager when it appears in the results.
- Locate Windows Explorer under the Windows Processes section.
- Right-click Windows Explorer and choose Restart. You’ll notice your taskbar disappear for a brief moment.
- After the reboot, the taskbar should once again hide on its own.
This method is faster than a full computer reboot so attempt this prior to taking that step.
If the taskbar still won’t hide after trying both of these methods, you’ll need to go deeper to determine the underlying problem causing auto-hide failure.
Locate The Hidden Icons
Sometimes, the icons hidden away in your taskbar can be the reason for its reluctance to auto-hide. These icons can be found in the system tray, which is accessed by clicking on the upward facing arrowhead located at the far right of the taskbar.
You won’t know that an app is in need of attention while it’s hidden away so it would be beneficial to check. Pop open the icon notification and the reason that your taskbar won’t hide should be resolved.
It’s also possible to alleviate this issue in the future by dragging the icons for specific apps that occasionally call for attention, into your taskbar. If the app still refuses to highlight, you can try right-clicking on all visible apps to see if the problem resolves itself.
For any application found to cause the issue in this way, it may be better to customize or completely turn off the notifications.
Notification Customization
Once you’ve established which app or apps are keeping your taskbar from hiding, you’ll have some options.
One, you could continue to allow the notifications to pop up causing the taskbar to consistently remain visible until you choose to click on the icon. Two, turn off the notifications completely. Three, if the app allows, choose another choice to lessen the volume and reason for the notifications.
To best know if it’s even possible to disable or customize notifications will require that you do a bit of investigating into the app itself. Some apps won’t allow any notification customizations, especially those that notify you with a flashing taskbar icon.
System tray icons are a little trickier. You’ll need to go into the individual apps settings, usually by right-clicking the icon and selecting Settings or Preferences. Even then, it may not have any options to address notifications or how they’re prompted.
There are some, like apps for both Skype and Slack, that will allow you to customize how you are notified based on the options they have available.
If you’re receiving notifications via badge, or pop-up, you may be able to turn these off in the app’s settings as well. However, the Windows 10 Action Center itself should also be able to help. There is a toggle for taskbar button badges that should alleviate the problem.
One of these tips should help you when the taskbar won’t hide in Windows 10. These methods have been tested and will work to restore your desktop to its clean and taskbar-free state.
