I mostly like the improvements in Windows 7, but am pretty annoyed with the new Taskbar... particularly its habit of always keeping items grouped.
Existe-t-il un moyen de *ungroup* la barre des tâches items in Windows?
And just for the record, "Never combine" does *not* work. True, setting this option creates a separate button for each instance of an application... but it still groups all the running instances together. Par exemple, all Explorer Windows are grouped together beside each other, and they can only be dragged around as a group---not as individual items.
Any way to "ungroup" taskbar items in Windows?
Re: Any way to "ungroup" taskbar items in Windows?
There is a way.
[7 Taskbar Tweaker](http://rammichael.com/7-taskbar-tweaker) can do it.
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This programs enables you to tweak your Windows 7 taskbar. The tweaks are divided into three sections:
- **Taskbar items**: control taskbar items related stuff, like middle/right clicking, hovering, dropping, etc.
- **Grouping and combining**: disable grouping, allow to drag windows between groups, force/disable combining, etc.
- **Other taskbar options**: mouse wheel options, double/middle clicking on the empty space of la barre des tâches, and misc.
[7 Taskbar Tweaker](http://rammichael.com/7-taskbar-tweaker) can do it.
>
This programs enables you to tweak your Windows 7 taskbar. The tweaks are divided into three sections:
- **Taskbar items**: control taskbar items related stuff, like middle/right clicking, hovering, dropping, etc.
- **Grouping and combining**: disable grouping, allow to drag windows between groups, force/disable combining, etc.
- **Other taskbar options**: mouse wheel options, double/middle clicking on the empty space of la barre des tâches, and misc.