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Moving my taskbar to the bottom of the screen resolved my issue. A sucky resolution to the problem, though.
There are other issues with the Windows 10 taskbar that I've noticed. For example, if you set the taskbar to the Top or Left of the screen, the Explorer window will remember its location when closed and opened back up again. If you have the taskbar set to the Bottom or Right of the screen, when you open Explorer, position it somewhere, close it and then re-open it again, it will move to a slightly different position each time you open it up again (an annoying Windows 10 bug for people who like to keep application windows in specific positions).
It appears there are yet still Win10 bugs that need to be worked out. Though, I wonder if it's on Microsoft or the developer to fix it.
Meh. Performance in general is pretty solid though. =p
1. Open TaskManager (right click on taskbar or CTRL_ALT+DELETE)
2. Right-click on Windows Explorer, than click on Restart.
**http://share.pho.to/AQyJw
(http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-3053045/taskbar-fullscreen.html)
thank you man, this helped me a lot
thanks!! this helped me too!!
Finally, somebody with the answer! Thank you!