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Nothing else worked for me so luckly I found Taskbar eleminator!

Thanks again
Aviassing Development team

The Script Efficient build can do just that http://www.aviassin.com/customtaskbar
If you need the user to be able to use a hotkey and toggle the start menu on/off without showing the menu, then maybe we can create a Custom Build for that. Tell us what you need.

Best Regards
Aviassin Developer support

I have not tried it but it believe it would work, if you have problems getting it to work over the network. You could easily include the file itself in the GPO and put it locally on the users machines. In the autostart just reference the exe file. If you need any custom behaviour that is not covered by our existing Custom Builds. Please let me know and I can look into creating something that cover your needs.

Best Regards
Aviassin development

Thanks otherwise excellent program

Oleg

However, altering the resolution or alt+tabbing (the primary reason to use the Windowed Borderless Gaming program in the first place) causes the taskbar to appear over the game, often obscuring information bars and menu buttons, which is very annoying and distracting. Using the taskbar's autohide feature messes up the mouse cursor offset again every time alt+tab is used, so that isn't a viable solution.

That's where this Taskbar Eliminator utility comes in. The issue though, is that many games use alt+t for some ingame command, and if it's an RPG, I always end up using alt+t for a skill hotkey even if it isn't a default keybinding for that game. With this program active, simply using whichever skill I have bound to alt+t causes the taskbar to reappear, resizes the borderless game window, and offsets the mouse cursor again, completely negating the entire reason for me to use this program in the first place, and potentially being even worse than if I hadn't been using it.

I looked through the forum and found a thread where it was stated (5 years ago, I might add) that the ability to alter the default hotkey would be included in a later release. Has this feature been implemented yet, and if so, how would one find it? The preferences window has no mention of such a feature and there isn't a config.ini file or any similar thing that I can open to edit the keybinding there.

The thread I'm referencing is located here: …/forum/t-232672/a-different-key-combo#post-746001
(That's an annoying restriction to posting links, even if they're from the same site… Just add the home page link to the beginning.)

Despite how this post may sound, I am grateful for this program, and for all situations 'except' programs that already use alt+t, it works great! I simply run the game, hide the taskbar, 'then' alter the resolution, and everything functions perfectly. Thanks for creating such a useful (though niche) utility. Also, thanks for your time and understanding with regards to my post.

-Windows7

On what version of the Taskbar Eliminator would you like this functionality?

Best Regards
Aviassin developer

On what version of the Taskbar Eliminator would you like this functionality?

Best Regards
Aviassin developer

The executable, as previously stated, is a stand-a-lone self-running program. It runs from folder where it was saved and executed from so when you downloaded it, it may have saved to a 'temp' folder. Also, as previously stated, check your Programs > Startup folder. If it is there it will always run when the user logs in. It can get put in the 'starup' folder if you have clicked the 'Start With Windows' button fro the preferences window. (You can see that window by Ctrl+Alt+T).

—>The fix….don't run the executable. This means remove it from 'startup' if it is there and don't execute it from the parent folder where it is saved. Also to TOTALLY not have it on your machine….delete the executable from your PC.

Again, remember, this does not 'install' it simply 'runs'. Remove the .exe and you remove the program.
Hope this helps.

Thanks so much for your splendid Taskbar Eliminator. When watching videos and stuff, it's annoying to have the Windows taskbar visible. As you know, Microsoft requires several steps to turn taskbar auto-hide on and off each time—and of course, it doesn't always work, because the taskbar has a mind of its own (apps trying to "notify" you, etc.).

Sheesh. After all, this is the 21st century. We don't have the flying bubble cars or rocket shoes, but we have most of the other stuff. And we want control of our own computers, dang it.

I finally found an app called Taskbar Activate (I dare you to find it, though—it's quite obscure) that worked well, but for some reason didn't hide the Start button. So I wrote my own Visual Basic app to do that (called, appropriately, Start Button Hider). Yes, I was resigned to having to run two apps to hide or show my own taskbar. I probably would've been more indignant, belligerent, etc., but it was something of a consolation knowing that Bill Gates was out there doing some very charitable stuff with his Windows dough (although whether it would've occurred to him to do so had Melinda not lassoed him is open to conjecture).

But now I have your superior app. It's perfect. Thanks again. At this point I feel compelled to say something about people who collect road cones. Don't ask me why. I'm sure they wouldn't know either. Cheers, Ander

According to these post there seems to an issue with restoring windows built in auto hide function in certain situations that we have not been able to replicate in house. This could be because another software is installed. We will further look into this matter.

To call someone a crook a couple of minutes after you downloaded a software that you also decided to call Junk. I'm sorry to hear that you have had a problem with our software but please behave like a civilized human being.

You have had the opportunity to download it for free and test it.

I will refund your purchase.

Best regards
Aviassin software

Please se our new addition to the Taskbar Eliminator custom builds, its enhanced for scripting and yout can find it under Custom Builds its called Script-Effiecient build. Its scriptable and really slim and efficient.

Enjoy

It is probably because the script runs before windows has completed the load of the taskbar or the Personal Activity Monitor takes a longer time to start than the ping takes.

Please try our newly released script-efficient build and see if this helps.

Best regards
Aviassin support

Sorry for the late reply, we have been busy creating a solution for you.
As an answer to you and other users requesting this functionality we have now launched a script enhanced version that can do just that.

Its a Script-Efficient Build and and you can hide the taskbar with running tbelim.exe /hide and show it with /show. It has no user interface and no hotkeys and its called via script, it is solely built for script usage.

Please see the new script-efficient build you can find it under the custom build versions.
If this does not cover your needs please contact us and we will see what we can do to help you.

Best Regards
Aviassin Support

After your post we have created a new script enhanced version for scripting use. Its named tbelim.exe and you can hide the taskbar with /hide and show it whith /show.

Please see the new script-efficient you can find it under the custom build versions.
If this does not cover your needs please contact us and we will see what we can do to help you.

Best Regards
Aviassin Support

It's not a bug its by design, but we have just created a new scripted version to adress custom usage. It can be used in scripts for instance. Please see the new script-efficient custom build version.
If this does not cover your needs please contact us and we will see what we can do to help you.

Best Regards
Aviassin Support

I can't reproduce this on my Chrome installation and not according to what I can find on their listed shortcuts.

Best Regards
Aviassin support

have the same problem. I wan't to rename the custom build. It has "Apply Taskbar Eliminator.exe" as filename, which is not very script friendly. How can I rename it to old 8.3 conventions a la "killtb.exe"?

At the moment this is not possible, since internal icon resources are pointing hard coded to above stated original file name.

Thanks!

Michael

Thanks,
Ron

I run the program at start up using a batch file that calls some other programs, too.

Instead of completely getting rid of the taskbar, it sometimes switches to Autohide, causing it to show up when I mouse over it. To fix this, I have to manually run "restore taskbar" and then again "eliminate task bar" to get rid of the taskbar. This defeats the purpose, because I want the program to reliably hide the taskbar witout having to go from computer to computer and solve issues manually.

The bat file ends as follows (note: Personal Activity Monitor puts a message in the taskbar, but I include a pause before running the Taskbar Eliminator):

start "" "C:\Program Files (x86)\Personal Activity Monitor\PAM.exe"
ping 1.0.0.0 -n 1 -w 5000 >NUL
start /wait /i "" "C:\Users\labclient\Desktop\Restore Taskbar.exe"
start "" "C:\Users\labclient\Desktop\Apply Taskbar Eliminator.exe"

Is there a solution?

Thanks.

I have no experience with your Task Eliminator program. My next attempt is to copy the program to the Startup. I want before I run too much effort to ask you whether the Taskbar is already eliminated after running of Taskbar Eliminator without pressing the keys Alt+T. It would be nice to hear from you as soon as possible.

With best regards

Advise

I am using windows 8