Hi guys,
I know this post isn't strictly related to the forum topic, but it's such a
general question that I didn't know where else to post it! Feel free to
suggest a more suitable alternative! ;)
I'm having some very weird problems with Task Manager. When I open it now,
it doesn't show the tabs at the top to switch between processes, networking,
etc... Instead it appears as a flat window with no maximise/minimise buttons.
How would I go about fixing this? I don't think the functionality I've
"found" is by design! Task Manager is now practically unusable.
Suggestions greatfully received.
Many thanks,
Steve.
3  1218 
Try dobule clicking in an empty area (outside other controls) within your
"new " task manager :-)
Cheers,
Nimesh
"Steve Barker" wrote:
Hi guys,
I know this post isn't strictly related to the forum topic, but it's such a
general question that I didn't know where else to post it! Feel free to
suggest a more suitable alternative! ;)
I'm having some very weird problems with Task Manager. When I open it now,
it doesn't show the tabs at the top to switch between processes, networking,
etc... Instead it appears as a flat window with no maximise/minimise buttons.
How would I go about fixing this? I don't think the functionality I've
"found" is by design! Task Manager is now practically unusable.
Suggestions greatfully received.
Many thanks,
Steve.
Hi Steve,
As Nimesh replied, you can use double-click to switch between these two
styles of the Task Manager window.
Regards,
Walter Wang (wa****@online.microsoft.com, remove 'online.')
Microsoft Online Community Support
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Thanks guys, that worked a treat! I can't believe I didn't know that after
seven years of working in development!
Cheers,
Steve.
"Steve Barker" wrote:
Hi guys,
I know this post isn't strictly related to the forum topic, but it's such a
general question that I didn't know where else to post it! Feel free to
suggest a more suitable alternative! ;)
I'm having some very weird problems with Task Manager. When I open it now,
it doesn't show the tabs at the top to switch between processes, networking,
etc... Instead it appears as a flat window with no maximise/minimise buttons.
How would I go about fixing this? I don't think the functionality I've
"found" is by design! Task Manager is now practically unusable.
Suggestions greatfully received.
Many thanks,
Steve.
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