¿Cómo oculto la barra de tareas mientras veo Netflix?

How do I hide the taskbar while watching Netflix?

Just follow these simple steps:

1. Right-click on an empty area of the taskbar. (If you’re in tablet mode, hold a finger on the taskbar.)
2. Click taskbar settings.
3. Toggle Automatically hide the taskbar in desktop mode to on. (You can also do the same for tablet mode.)

How to Get Rid of the Browsing Bar When I’m Watching Movies on…

1. Select the movie you want to start watching and click the Play button on the Netflix website.
2. Click or hover over the movie screen to activate the menus.
3. Click the Fullscreen icon located at the end of the playback controls.

How to Fix Why is Taskbar Showing Full-screen?

1. Press your Windows key + I together to open your settings.
2. Next, click Personalization and select Taskbar.
3. on the left pane, click Task Bar choose the options “Automatically hide the taskbar in desktop mode” and “automatically hide the taskbar in tablet mode”.

Tap on the down arrow next to your profile. Next, tap on Viewing activity. As with the instructions above, you can click the circle with the line in it to remove one show, or click Hide all.

Select the Start button in the lower left corner of your screen. Select Control Panel. From the View by drop-down menu in the upper right corner, select Category. Under Programs, select Uninstall a program.

Auto-hiding a taskbar is a temporary solution to the taskbar showing in full – screen. To auto-hide, the taskbar in Windows 10, follow the steps below. Next, click Personalization and select Taskbar. Next, change the option to automatically hide the taskbar in desktop mode to “ON”.

Go to Settings and open Personalization . Open the Taskbar tab from the left sidebar. On the right side, toggle the switch for Automatically hide the taskbar in the desktop mode option to enable auto-hide. To view the taskbar again, hover the cursor over the taskbar’s original placement. Usually, this is at the bottom of the screen.

Try entering fullscreen again to check if the issue is solved. From your keyboard, use the keys Ctrl+Shift+Esc to open the task manager. On the “Processes” tab, scroll down to “Windows Explorer” and highlight it.

The ‘always on top’ taskbar is an issue that predates Windows 10, although most users today blame solely the operating system for this recurring bug. Unfortunately, there’s a lot more to it than just Windows updates causing malfunctions and incompatibility issues.