Lock the Taskbar problem

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Ken Martin

I have a problem where I can't select "Lock the Taskbar" when I rightclick
on the Taskbar. The item is shown but it is grayed out and not effective.
 
Click Start > Run > Type gpedit.msc
Goto:
User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Start menu and taskbar
Change Lock the taskbar policy to Not Configured


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:I have a problem where I can't select "Lock the Taskbar" when I rightclick
: on the Taskbar. The item is shown but it is grayed out and not effective.
:
:
 
Click Start > Run > Type gpedit.msc
Goto:
User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Start menu and taskbar
Change Lock the taskbar policy to Not Configured

If you are using XP Home you will not have gpedit.msc - that is in XP
Pro

If not then edit this registry setting:-

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\
Explorer]

Look for DWORD value "LockTaskBar" and it will probably be 1 which
makes the item greyed out

Change it to 0 (zero)
 
Stubbo_of_Oz said:
Click Start > Run > Type gpedit.msc
Goto:
User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Start menu and taskbar
Change Lock the taskbar policy to Not Configured

If you are using XP Home you will not have gpedit.msc - that is in XP
Pro

If not then edit this registry setting:-

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\
Explorer]

Look for DWORD value "LockTaskBar" and it will probably be 1 which
makes the item greyed out

Change it to 0 (zero)



Or delete it altogether. Either way, don't forget to log off-on/reboot.
 
Stubbo_of_Oz said:
Click Start > Run > Type gpedit.msc
Goto:
User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Start menu and taskbar
Change Lock the taskbar policy to Not Configured

If you are using XP Home you will not have gpedit.msc - that is in XP
Pro

If not then edit this registry setting:-

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\
Explorer]

Look for DWORD value "LockTaskBar" and it will probably be 1 which
makes the item greyed out

Change it to 0 (zero)



Or delete it altogether. Either way, don't forget to log off-on/reboot.

Mine changed it back and forth between active and greyed out without a
reboot.
 
Thanks, That fixed me up.

Ken

Stubbo_of_Oz said:
Stubbo_of_Oz said:
Click Start > Run > Type gpedit.msc
Goto:
User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Start menu and taskbar
Change Lock the taskbar policy to Not Configured

If you are using XP Home you will not have gpedit.msc - that is in XP
Pro

If not then edit this registry setting:-

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\
Explorer]

Look for DWORD value "LockTaskBar" and it will probably be 1 which
makes the item greyed out

Change it to 0 (zero)



Or delete it altogether. Either way, don't forget to log off-on/reboot.

Mine changed it back and forth between active and greyed out without a
reboot.
 
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