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Comments or posts that are disrespectful or encourage harassment of others (including witch-hunts of any kind) are not allowed. The Links and Desktop toolbars are just folders - the Links toolbar lets you see all the files in your Links folder the Desktop toolbar lets you see all the files on your desktop.Microsoft Community Chat Helpful resources The Address toolbar is an address box - type a URL into it and hit Enter, and your default web browser will open that page.

There are three toolbars already created for you: Address, Links, and Desktop. In Windows 10, you can add toolbars, as well as folders, to the taskbar. To do this, right-click the taskbar and check Lock all taskbars from the menu that pops up. If you love the way the taskbar looks, and you don't want to accidentally resize or move it with your clumsy mouse handling, you can lock it in place. Do this by right-clicking the taskbar, clicking Settings, and turning on Automatically hide the taskbar in desktop mode. If you hate the way the taskbar looks, you can set it to automatically hide whenever it's not in use (move your mouse over the taskbar area to see it again).