Removing items from taskbar context menu?

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For @bbearren,

You posted the following image of your taskbar context menu in another thread.

Mine looks like this:

How did you remove items, like Show Windows Ink Workspace button and Show touch keyboard button, from your taskbar context menu?

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Are you using StartAllBack? I believe @bbearren is.

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n0ads wrote:

How did you remove items, like Show Windows Ink Workspace button and Show touch keyboard button, from your taskbar context menu?

First, as @PKCano stated, I am using StartAllBack.  StartAllBack takes over the Taskbar, File Explorer as well as the Start menu.  When I right-click on the Taskbar and select Properties, I get this:

StartAllBack “unclutters” a few things in Windows UI.

 

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My question isn’t about the taskbar but the context menu shown when you right-click on an empty spot of the taskbar.

@bbearren, your screenshot of StartAllBack doesn’t show an option to customize that so how did you do it?

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