Be sure to select All for the “Export Range”. (Click Yes if the “User Account Control” window pops up.)ģ – Make a backup of the Registry just in case something goes wrong by clicking File> Export. If you agree with everything I said above, please feel free to follow the steps below to disable Taskbar Previews on your Windows 10 PC:ġ – Press the Windows+ S key combination to open a Search box.Ģ – Type regedit into the search box, then press the Enter key to open the Registry Editor utility. In short, you agree to follow the steps listed below at your own risk. Important: The steps detailed below for this tip require editing the Windows Registry, a process that can cause system instability and even failure for the PC to boot properly into Windows if something were to go wrong.īy following the steps below, you agree that if the earth’s poles switch polarity, your cat starts howling at the moon or your computer becomes unstable or refuses to boot up at all after completing the steps in this tip, it won’t be the fault of me, your humble tech blogger. But first, I must ask you to read my semi-standard disclaimer: If you find it irritating as well, you can ditch Taskbar Previews in Windows 10 by following the instructions below. Others, myself included, find it a bit irritating. Like Windows 7 and 8 before it, Windows 10 has a Taskbar Preview feature that is enabled by default.Īs with most every other Windows feature, some folks love having a small preview of a window’s contents pop up when the mouse is hovered over a Taskbar button.
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