Невозможно закрепить программу в панели задач windows 7

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• Quick Launch bar has been replaced with Windows 7 superbar, if you want to enable the old quick launch bar you can read on how to do that here http://www.mydigitallife.info/2009/01/14/how-to-enable-or-disable-quick-launch-bar-toolbar-in-windows-7/. As for pinning and unpinning problem, it should just be a simple matter of going into whatever program you want on the taskbar, right click and HOLD then drag it to near the Start button and it’ll highlight pin to taskbar, just release it there. If its not working for you, then click on Start/Run and type gpedit.msc and navigate to

  

  See if it is enable, change it to Not Configure or Disabled. That will allow the ability to pin/unpin programs to the taskbar.  If that doesn’t work, then we can edit the registry if you’re comfortable doing that.

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  MCSE, MCSA, MCDST

• Thank you very much for your quick response.  I don’t seem to have the authority to do either. I can’t drag and drop programs to the taskbar, and I can’t right-click and click pin to taskbar because the option is not there.  I did try and run gpedit.msc but nothing is found when I type in that file name.  I have done some minor edits to the registry in the past, maybe we could try that if you wouldn’t mind explaining what I need to do.  I don’t understand why Windows 7 doesn’t allow me to pin programs though.  Thank you.

• Is this your personal computer or a work computer? If this is a work computer your organization may have GPO’s preventing you from running gpedit. You did type gpedit.msc in the Start/Run command line correct? (just making sure). What AV are you running on your system, has it been checked for malware, Do you get any messages when it won’t let you do any command?  What registry edits did you do before? Have you done a backup of your data? Did you create the system image before it became corrupted? Have you tried creating another user profile to use to see if your old profile is corrupted? 

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  MCSE, MCSA, MCDST

• It should be a Windows 7 Home Premium computer, because gpedit.msc is not found.

  To resolve this issue, you can open «Regedit» from Start Search box, in Registry Editor click Ctrl+F to launch the search box, and search for  «TaskbarNoPinnedList». Then remove any policy that names «TaskbarNoPinnedList».

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  Arthur Xie — MSFT

• This is my personal computer (HP Pavilion laptop) and I am running Norton 360 for AV.  I bought the PC back in May of this year, and I upgraded to Windows 7 from Vista.  I don’t run many programs from Start/Run, except for CMD, and I have backed up my data.  The PC seems to be running fine, and the first thing that I noticed that didn’t seem to be working properly was pinning apps to the taskbar.  But now that gpedit doesn’t run, and I just tried to run regedit and it doesn’t run & and it did before.  I edited the registry once in windows 7, and it was to remove the arrows from desktop icons.  That all I’ve done in Win7, so I know it worked before.  I will run a full system scan for malware and see if finds anything.

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  The new taskbar is more restrictive for what can or can not be pinned to make room for the new jumplists. What in particular could not be pinned?

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• Hi Defcon 1,

  I can pin a game (Spider Solitaire), but not MS Word or Excel.  Most of the programs that I right click on do not even give me the option to pin to taskbar.  I only have IE8 and windows explorer on the task bar now.  Could be a access problem?  I am the administrator on my PC though.

• By running the remove shortcut arrows from from shortcuts could be causing the pin/unpin not to show up. It did on my machine and I had to turn them back on and then I could see the pin/unpin options on a right click. Try reversing that setting and see if pin comes back.

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• Quick Launch bar has been replaced with Windows 7 superbar, if you want to enable the old quick launch bar you can read on how to do that here http://www.mydigitallife.info/2009/01/14/how-to-enable-or-disable-quick-launch-bar-toolbar-in-windows-7/. As for pinning and unpinning problem, it should just be a simple matter of going into whatever program you want on the taskbar, right click and HOLD then drag it to near the Start button and it’ll highlight pin to taskbar, just release it there. If its not working for you, then click on Start/Run and type gpedit.msc and navigate to

  

  See if it is enable, change it to Not Configure or Disabled. That will allow the ability to pin/unpin programs to the taskbar.  If that doesn’t work, then we can edit the registry if you’re comfortable doing that.

  ---

  MCSE, MCSA, MCDST

• Thank you very much for your quick response.  I don’t seem to have the authority to do either. I can’t drag and drop programs to the taskbar, and I can’t right-click and click pin to taskbar because the option is not there.  I did try and run gpedit.msc but nothing is found when I type in that file name.  I have done some minor edits to the registry in the past, maybe we could try that if you wouldn’t mind explaining what I need to do.  I don’t understand why Windows 7 doesn’t allow me to pin programs though.  Thank you.

• Is this your personal computer or a work computer? If this is a work computer your organization may have GPO’s preventing you from running gpedit. You did type gpedit.msc in the Start/Run command line correct? (just making sure). What AV are you running on your system, has it been checked for malware, Do you get any messages when it won’t let you do any command?  What registry edits did you do before? Have you done a backup of your data? Did you create the system image before it became corrupted? Have you tried creating another user profile to use to see if your old profile is corrupted? 

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  MCSE, MCSA, MCDST

• It should be a Windows 7 Home Premium computer, because gpedit.msc is not found.

  To resolve this issue, you can open «Regedit» from Start Search box, in Registry Editor click Ctrl+F to launch the search box, and search for  «TaskbarNoPinnedList». Then remove any policy that names «TaskbarNoPinnedList».

  ---

  Arthur Xie — MSFT

• This is my personal computer (HP Pavilion laptop) and I am running Norton 360 for AV.  I bought the PC back in May of this year, and I upgraded to Windows 7 from Vista.  I don’t run many programs from Start/Run, except for CMD, and I have backed up my data.  The PC seems to be running fine, and the first thing that I noticed that didn’t seem to be working properly was pinning apps to the taskbar.  But now that gpedit doesn’t run, and I just tried to run regedit and it doesn’t run & and it did before.  I edited the registry once in windows 7, and it was to remove the arrows from desktop icons.  That all I’ve done in Win7, so I know it worked before.  I will run a full system scan for malware and see if finds anything.

• Prbondy-

  The new taskbar is more restrictive for what can or can not be pinned to make room for the new jumplists. What in particular could not be pinned?

  ---

  Seasons greetings!

• Hi Defcon 1,

  I can pin a game (Spider Solitaire), but not MS Word or Excel.  Most of the programs that I right click on do not even give me the option to pin to taskbar.  I only have IE8 and windows explorer on the task bar now.  Could be a access problem?  I am the administrator on my PC though.

• By running the remove shortcut arrows from from shortcuts could be causing the pin/unpin not to show up. It did on my machine and I had to turn them back on and then I could see the pin/unpin options on a right click. Try reversing that setting and see if pin comes back.