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Dear all,

For maximize the usage area of the desktop in my Windows XP Pro, I set the
taskbar to be "auto-hide"... so it should only appear when I move my mouse
very down to the bottom.

But the annoying things happen all the time:

1) The auto-hide speed is too slow; sometimes it refuses to autohide;
sometimes it takes about 3-5 seconds for it to hide;

2) Sometimes the taskbar will mysteriously jump out even I did not move my
mouse to the bottom of the screen; I have already turned off the nofication
bolloon bubbles in the system tray using regedit. I don't want it pop up a
small window saying "your disk is full", "you LAN is connected" ,etc. So I
have already turned all these off...

But still these two problems persist. The taskbar always jump out
mysteriously. I believe it is trying to notifying me something(even I have
turned the notification bolloon off)...

How can I completely solve these problems? Thanks a lot!

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Hi I am using Windows XP PRO. not the Windows 95 you've mentioned...

Any more thoughts?

Thanks a lot!

Reply to networm

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Dear all,

For maximize the usage area of the desktop in my Windows XP Pro, I set the
taskbar to be "auto-hide"... so it should only appear when I move my mouse
very down to the bottom.

But the annoying things happen all the time:

1) The auto-hide speed is too slow; sometimes it refuses to autohide;
sometimes it takes about 3-5 seconds for it to hide;

2) Sometimes the taskbar will mysteriously jump out even I did not move my
mouse to the bottom of the screen; I have already turned off the nofication
bolloon bubbles in the system tray using regedit. I don't want it pop up a
small window saying "your disk is full", "you LAN is connected" ,etc. So I
have already turned all these off...

But still these two problems persist. The taskbar always jump out
mysteriously. I believe it is trying to notifying me something(even I have
turned the notification bolloon off)...

How can I completely solve these problems? Thanks a lot!

Reply to networm

2 years late so maybe you have resolved your problem. Anyway you can solve your problem removing the option "Fade or slide menus into view" in the Visual Effects options.

My Computer > right click, properties
System Properties
Advanced
Performance > Settings
Uncheck "Fade or slide menus into view"

Apply, OK.

Now it should be faster without that annoying slide animation

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