Missing icons: Icons you have pinned to the taskbar are no longer there. Cortana failure: Cortana does not work. Jumplist failure: The Jump List feature does not work. The Taskbar fails to initiate: The Taskbar does not work from the moment you boot up the system. Search feature stops working: You are no longer able to use the text and audio elements of the search bar. 
Pin stops working: The taskbar’s pin feature does not work making it difficult to access the programs you want quickly. Right-click does not work: This will prevent you from accessing some programs and other features on the taskbar. Frozen taskbar: The taskbar stops responding to your commands. An unclickable taskbar: The taskbar icons can no longer be clicked, rendering the taskbar unusable. Some of the problems that you might experience with your Windows 10 Taskbar include: Given the multitude of functions that the Windows 10 Taskbar has, it can be quite crippling when you are unable to use it. Here is a guide to fixing the various issues that you could face with the Windows 10 Taskbar.Ĭheck out our Guide on: Windows 10 Kernel Security Check Failure Error What Kind of Issues Can You Experience With the Taskbar? When there is a problem with the taskbar, it prevents you from enjoying all the benefits it has to offer until that problem is resolved. You can customize the features, add custom taskbar icons and change them to suit your specific needs. It's basically a minor annoyance I have to deal with constantly that seems like it would be very easy to fix.All in all, the Windows 10 Taskbar gives you greater control over your system. 
It doesn't matter that I can reset all the toolbars going through and removing all of the ones I don't use would require more effort than just carefully dragging the misplaced toolbar back where it belongs. More often than not, I'm trying to click the Selection Tool but end up moving the whole Audacity Tools Toolbar to a different line, thus shifting every other toolbar. Unfortunately, at least once or twice a day I end up clicking on the grabber and shifting a toolbar to a different spot by mistake. I've been using Audacity regularly for about 7 years, and not once in all that time have I ever had a desire to change the layout of my toolbars after initially positioning everything the way I wanted it.
Since this proposed feature clearly doesn't get enough attention, I'd just like to add my vote for a toolbar locking option.
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