Streaming: when I go fullscreen, it leaves the taskbar at the bottom.

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patmoss Posted messages 2759 Status Member -  
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Hello,

For example, on Netflix.

I don't understand before no.
I've tried changing the browser and hiding the taskbar but nothing works...



Thank you

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  1. pistouri Posted messages 19008 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   Ambassadeur 8 723
     
    Hello,

    1- If you are using a browser like Firefox or Chrome (you already have it), check the taskbar options.
    Like this:
    Right-click on the taskbar → Taskbar settings


    2- The graphics card.
    Check that the driver for your graphics card is up to date, as this manages the videos.
    Go to My Drivers
    Or download My_Drivers_3.0.4.exe
    Check → Show only drivers newer than the installed ones
    Check → Show only WHQL certified drivers
    Uncheck → Also show beta drivers
    Click on → Validate.

    See if you have a driver to update.
    Look for the green highlight, it will indicate a new version.
    If you have one, download and install it.
    It will uninstall your old driver version to install the new one.

    3- Try the Netflix app from the Windows store, since you have W10.
    It's on this page


    4- Restart Windows Explorer when you're on Netflix.
    Ctrl, Alt, and Delete → Open the Task Manager.
    File (top left) → Run a new task
    Type → explorer.exe

    5- Keyboard key → F11
    Press F11 again to exit.

    6- It's not very important, clear the cache of your browsers.
    Here's the tutorial.

    Ps:
    Can you tell me what the icons on the taskbar correspond to?
    - Green circles with 3 lines. (can't remember).
    - Ghost head icon that looks like Scream :-)
    - The yellow shield next to the clock.

    For IDM, disable it from Startup.
    Open IDM, go to Download then Options.
    General tab.
    Uncheck the first line.

    For the cloud icon, it's OneDrive.
    You have the Task Manager to help you disable this in the Startup tab, but that's not what you asked for; anyway, it will save you some boot time on the PC.
    Check or compare.


    A+
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    pistouri
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    1. patmoss Posted messages 2759 Status Member 41
       
      Thank you very much, but after a restart, the problem has disappeared. Have a great end of the day ;)
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