Taskbar Mods on Multiple Monitors
Published and updated: 2026-10-20 · Windhawk Software Guides editorial team
Quick answer
Test taskbar changes separately on every monitor, especially with mixed display scaling.
Before you begin
These instructions are intended for Windows 10 and Windows 11 users in the United States. Confirm your exact Windows build and the requirements of the individual mod. Different mods can behave differently on the same PC.
Step-by-step guide
- Open Windows Settings and record your current Windows build using winver.
- Read the compatibility notes for the relevant Windhawk mod and verify its source.
- Back up your current settings and change only one option at a time.
- Apply the change related to taskbar mods on multiple monitors and restart the affected app if requested.
- Test the result, then disable the mod and restore your backup if it does not work.
How to verify the result
Repeat the same action that prompted the change. Check the affected taskbar, Start Menu, or File Explorer element, as applicable. If the issue persists, disable the mod and compare behavior with Windows defaults before attempting another change.
Limitations and safety
Windows builds and mod versions vary. Back up settings, test changes individually, and revert if the desktop becomes unstable.
Frequently asked questions
What is the safest approach?
Test taskbar changes separately on every monitor, especially with mixed display scaling.
What should I check before making changes?
Windows builds and mod versions vary. Back up settings, test changes individually, and revert if the desktop becomes unstable.
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