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1. #CHROME QUITERSS HOW TO#
2. #CHROME QUITERSS INSTALL#
3. #CHROME QUITERSS PORTABLE#
4. #CHROME QUITERSS WINDOWS 7#

We’ll need to customize the new toolbar to make it easier to use. But only the name of the folder will be visible and you’ll not see program shortcuts icons in the toolbar as shown in following screenshot: It’ll add a new toolbar for our selected folder at the right-side of the Taskbar near to notification area or system tray. In our example, we’ll select “My Programs Toolbar” present in E: drive and then click on “ Select Folder” button. Navigate to the drive where you created the toolbar folder, select the folder and then click on “Select Folder” button. Now right-click on empty area on Taskbar and select “ Toolbars -> New toolbar” option. Now you can add Quick Launch toolbar for the new folder created in above mentioned steps with the help of following steps: Alternatively, once the toolbar is added to Taskbar, you can drag-n-drop icons to change their order but you’ll always need to rearrange them if you add the toolbar in future again. You can also use numbers in shortcuts names to set their order. For example, I want to place QuiteRSS icon at first place in the toolbar, so I have put 01 in its shortcut name. I use numbers to arrange shortcuts in desired order. You can also create shortcuts to other folders and paste them inside this folder.Īs you can see in the above screenshot, I have added numbers in shortcuts names. For example, you can copy web browser shortcuts such as Chrome, Firefox, Edge and other apps shortcuts which you frequently use such as Adobe Photoshop, Calculator, Mail client, Notepad, Office apps, etc. Now copy all desired programs shortcuts to “My Programs Toolbar” folder in E: drive. For example, we are creating a new folder with the name “ My Programs Toolbar” in E: drive. Do not create the folder on Desktop, documents folder or C: drive.

#CHROME QUITERSS PORTABLE#

If you also want a portable Quick Launch toolbar on your Windows Taskbar which will contain all your favorite programs shortcuts and which will be available for addition even after clean installing Windows, following steps will help you:įirst of all create a new folder on a different partition such as D:, E: or any other drive. In this exclusive tip, we’ll use a different folder on a different drive to store all favorite programs shortcuts so that the folder is not deleted by Windows when you reinstall the operating system. You can then copy or create new program shortcuts in the folder to show them on Taskbar but if you format and perform fresh installation of Windows, all the programs shortcuts will be lost and if you add the Quick Launch toolbar again in new Windows installation, you’ll need to copy the same program shortcuts again to Quick Launch toolbar folder. If you follow previous articles on this site or other websites, they utilize creating new toolbar on Taskbar for the default Quick Launch folder present on the system drive i.e.

#CHROME QUITERSS INSTALL#

After following this tip, you’ll be able to bring back Quick Launch toolbar to Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10 with an additional benefit which is the ability to restore the complete Quick Launch toolbar setup with all favorite program shortcuts present even after you clean install Windows operating system. Today in this article, I’m going to share a very useful tip related to the addition of Quick Launch toolbar.

#CHROME QUITERSS HOW TO#

How to Show Large Icons in Quick Launch Toolbar in Windows Taskbar?

#CHROME QUITERSS WINDOWS 7#

How to Get the Good Old Quick Launch Toolbar Back in Windows 7 and Later? Has Microsoft Removed Quick Launch Toolbar in Windows 7 and Later? We posted several tutorials about the Quick Launch toolbar long time back which can be found at following links:

Adding Quick Launch toolbar back to newer Windows version is very easy. I’m using Quick Launch toolbar since the good old days of Windows XP. Newer versions of Windows such as Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10 and Windows 11 do not come with Quick Launch toolbar present on the Taskbar but the functionality still remains in the shell code.

But with the release of Windows 7, Microsoft removed Quick Launch toolbar from the Taskbar.

It helped users in quickly opening apps and programs right from the Taskbar. Quick Launch toolbar was available in older versions of Windows such as Windows XP and Vista. You can also copy and move the toolbar to other computer systems easily. We are using the word “ Portable” because the toolbar can be fully restored with all programs shortcuts even after you format and clean install Windows operating system in your computer. This article will help you in creating or adding a portable Quick Launch toolbar to Windows taskbar which will allow you to launch your favorite programs quickly and easily using a single mouse click on the Taskbar.