PC just updated to 10 Anniversary.
I have three monitors, I want to remove the start button and clock from second/third monitor. (I.E A blank task bar)
I do not want to disable the second/third monitor's task bar, I like the applications running that appear on said monitor to appear in the task bar of that monitor.
I had this setup on the previous build, but can't remember for the life of me how I did it (No third party software)
Did you find a solution for this? I'm having the same issue.PC just updated to 10 Anniversary.
I have three monitors, I want to remove the start button and clock from second/third monitor. (I.E A blank task bar)
I do not want to disable the second/third monitor's task bar, I like the applications running that appear on said monitor to appear in the task bar of that monitor.
I had this setup on the previous build, but can't remember for the life of me how I did it (No third party software)
Nothing at all so far.Did you find a solution for this? I'm having the same issue.
Having the same issue here as well.....anyone having any luck??PC just updated to 10 Anniversary.
I have three monitors, I want to remove the start button and clock from second/third monitor. (I.E A blank task bar)
I do not want to disable the second/third monitor's task bar, I like the applications running that appear on said monitor to appear in the task bar of that monitor.
I had this setup on the previous build, but can't remember for the life of me how I did it (No third party software)
Unfortunately not. Still waiting for MS to respond to my query.
Hey.....I /just/ found something, using UltraMon 3.3.0, that will help with a step in the right direction. UltraMon 3.3.0 has the ability to hide the start menu on all secondary monitors. click here:Unfortunately not. Still waiting for MS to respond to my query.
UltraMon Features - Taskbar Extensions / Smart Taskbar
It works. I am looking at my secondary monitor as I type this and the start menu is not showing. I am still working on finding something to remove the sys clock from the secondary taskbars. But, as mentioned, it /is/ a step in the right direction.
Cheers I'll try it out again.