Geekers - This article will explain how to display the icon on the corner overflow taskbar in Windows 11. Before going into the steps, you must know what is meant by the corner overflow taskbar. This feature functions to be able to customize icons or add icons according to what we want.
The icon options that we can add to the corner overflow taskbar are almost all important programs that are included in the list. If you frequently use a program and want to open it more easily, you can pin it to the Corner Overflow Taskbar.
Of course, this method will be very useful for those of you who use a computer or laptop for daily work or study activities. The following is a complete explanation of how to display the corner overflow icon on the taskbar in Windows 11.
How to Show Icon on Taskbar Corner Overflow in Windows 11
Through the corner overflow taskbar, you can see various icons such as antivirus, wifi, battery and so on. You can also add or remove icons that are already pinned on the menu.
If you add a program to the Corner Overflow Taskbar, you can activate the program very easily. Here are two ways to display the icon on the Corner Overflow Taskbar in Windows 11.
1. Via the Corner Overflow Taskbar
To display the icon on the Corner Overflow Taskbar, you can directly set it through the Corner Overflow Taskbar section. As you know, the position or location of the corner overflow taskbar is in the lower right corner of the taskbar.
So through this menu, you can display additional applications or programs that you need in your daily computing activities. Following are the steps to display the icon on the corner overflow taskbar.
1. Click one of the icons on the Corner Overflow Taskbar. You can choose between the three icons shown in the red box.
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2. Then a display will appear as shown in the image below. If you want to add a program to be displayed on the corner overflow taskbar, you can click the pencil icon as shown in the image below.
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3. Then click the Add button at the bottom. This button is useful for you to use to display other additional programs on the corner overflow taskbar.
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4. Several programs will appear, please select the program you want to enter into the additional corner overflow Taksbar feature. Here I will show the Night light program. Because I use this program quite often when I am on the move using a computer.
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5. The Night Light feature has also been embedded into a series of icons on the corner overflow Taksbar.
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2. Through the Taskbar Settings
Taskbar Settings is the settings menu to set the way the taskbar is displayed on the desktop. Through this menu, you can display the program icon on the corner overflow taskbar. The following are the steps for displaying the icon on the corner overflow taskbar via the Taskbar settings menu.
1. To bring up the Settings taskbar menu, you must . Then click the Taskbar Settings menu that appears.
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2. Click the down arrow button as shown below. It is located on the right side of the Corner Overflow Taskbar menu.
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3. Various features or application programs will appear that you can display on the corner overflow taskbar. Slide the toggle icon of the application or program you want to display to On.
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4. Close the Settings Taskbar settings. Then you can reopen the corner overflow taskbar to see if the icon has been pinned or not.
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Those are the two ways to display the icon on the corner overflow taskbar in Windows 11. Hopefully with the method above, your work will be more productive because it's easier to open programs or applications that you use frequently.