There is no quick launch button in Windows 7 unless you installed a 3rd party utility. What is shown there next to the Start button are the programs that are pinned to the Task Bar. You can add or remove anything. If you want to add a frequently used program like your email, you right click on it or the shortcut to it and select Pin to Task Bar. You can also right click & drag it to the Task Bar. Look up Pin to Taskbar in Help for more.
I am unable to pin to the taskbar. I have tried to "pin" a shortcut to the taskbar, drag and drop the shortcut, etc. i have tried to unlock the taskbar by right clicking or accessing via properties- it will not unlock. Dell support has said I need to create a new user profile, dump everything into that new one, delete my exisitng profile and then I'll be able to do so, which she was able to demonstrate. This seems rather extreme for what should be an easy to reconcile problem. Any ideas folks?
Mary G
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February 1st, 2011 09:00
There is no quick launch button in Windows 7 unless you installed a 3rd party utility. What is shown there next to the Start button are the programs that are pinned to the Task Bar. You can add or remove anything. If you want to add a frequently used program like your email, you right click on it or the shortcut to it and select Pin to Task Bar. You can also right click & drag it to the Task Bar. Look up Pin to Taskbar in Help for more.
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February 23rd, 2013 14:00
I am unable to pin to the taskbar. I have tried to "pin" a shortcut to the taskbar, drag and drop the shortcut, etc. i have tried to unlock the taskbar by right clicking or accessing via properties- it will not unlock. Dell support has said I need to create a new user profile, dump everything into that new one, delete my exisitng profile and then I'll be able to do so, which she was able to demonstrate. This seems rather extreme for what should be an easy to reconcile problem. Any ideas folks?