I can't move my taskbar sound not locked, but will not slide down

my taskbar is pasted on top, making sure the bar is unlocked, but it won't slide down?

my taskbar is pasted on top, making sure the bar is unlocked, but it won't slide down?

2 methods...

1. make sure it is unlocked. Right-click on the taskbar. Properties. Task bar tab. instead of taskbar on the screen, click on the pointer and low selet. Click OK when finished.

2. If this isn't too long... Do a system restore. Choose a date where your taskbar has been at the bottom like your restore point.

http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/76905-System-Restore-how.html

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