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Here is a video showing two columns in a vertical task bar. https://app.box.com/s/uyrkej6s4hhebv8ug4weygkz7p5zgjis Left click and hold on the task bar as if you were going to drag to another side of the screen, top in video. Move the mouse up the screen as if you were going to move the taskbar to the top of the screen keeping the left mouse button held down. You should see the taskbar change
It is possible. I had it but can't quite work out how to recreate it. I took a video and some screenshots so apologies for the quality but it shows it is possible. Left picture is normal vertical task bar. Picture to right, after left clicking on empty space on taskbar, as if you were going to move the task bar to a new location, then moving the mouse up th
it's Windows 10 (Enterprise) Version 22H2 OS Build 19045.4894
By chance I discovered that I could get two columns of application icons on a Windows 7 style vertical taskbar with Start 10 v1.98. So the taskbar is on the left hand side of screen and instead of a single column of applications there are two columns of applications. This would be really useful when the number of applications open exceeds the height of the monitor and you get a vertical scroll bar. How do I get two columns back? If I left click and hold on the taskbar