Enable or disable Taskbar Thumbnails using System Advanced settings
Taskbar Thumbnails are minimised pictures, a snapshot of the open screen tab, which appear when the cursor hovers over the open tab icons on the taskbar. If you then move the cursor over the snapshot, the whole window appears on screen to show you what is running on that tab. If you then click it, the screen logs onto that window and completely displays it.
1.Press ‘Win + X’ to open the Windows shortcuts menu.
2.Click on ‘System’
3.On the ‘System’ settings page, click on the ‘system info’ option appearing on the right- hand side.
4.Now select ‘Advanced System Settings’.
5.In the ‘Advanced’ tab, locate the ‘Performance’ and click on ‘Settings’.
6.In the ‘Visual effects’ tab, locate the following settings:
Enable Peek
Save taskbar thumbnail previews
Show thumbnails instead of icons
7.To enable the Taskbar thumbnail previews, select the boxes; while to disable it, uncheck the boxes.
8.Click ‘Apply’ and then hit ‘OK’ to save the changes.
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1.Press ‘Win + X’ to open the Windows shortcuts menu.
2.Click on ‘System’
3.On the ‘System’ settings page, click on the ‘system info’ option appearing on the right- hand side.
4.Now select ‘Advanced System Settings’.
5.In the ‘Advanced’ tab, locate the ‘Performance’ and click on ‘Settings’.
6.In the ‘Visual effects’ tab, locate the following settings:
Enable Peek
Save taskbar thumbnail previews
Show thumbnails instead of icons
7.To enable the Taskbar thumbnail previews, select the boxes; while to disable it, uncheck the boxes.
8.Click ‘Apply’ and then hit ‘OK’ to save the changes.
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