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In Windows 10:

Is there a way to use Powershell to modify the taskbar functionality? I know 7++Taskbar Tweaker does this, but I was curious if this can be done via Powershell as I can't use Taskbar Tweaker.

Goal:

Have multiple icons of same program open, next to each other, with no labels.

For example if I have a copy of PROD open in SSMS, and DEV in another instance of SSMS, I would like to click once just on the PROD (or DEV) without waiting for the hover to come down. I know this is not a major deal, just curious if powershell can do it and how.

Thanks for your help.

JM1
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  • It may be a little late but why do you want to use powershell specificly? Aren't you comfortable with the native Windows Settings? – wolfenblut May 18 '22 at 13:20

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You mentioned 7+ Taskbar Tweaker. There's a library of the same author, 7+ Taskbar Tweaking Library, which you can use. Regarding PowerShell, this might help: Run my third-party DLL file with PowerShell.

Paul
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