how to make my taskbar apps in center in windows 10 - TaskbarX Github #windows

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 To center the taskbar icons in Windows 10, you can use a third-party tool like TaskbarX or FalconX. These utilities allow you to customize the taskbar by centering the icons, adjusting their spacing, and even applying animations. Here’s a general guide using TaskbarX:


1. **Download and Install TaskbarX**:

   - Go to the TaskbarX GitHub repository or the developer's website.

   - Download the latest version of TaskbarX.

   - Install the application by following the on-screen instructions.


2. **Configure TaskbarX**:

   - Once installed, open TaskbarX.

   - You may see a default configuration applied immediately.

   - If not, you can configure the settings by right-clicking the TaskbarX icon in the system tray and selecting "Edit settings" or similar option.


3. **Adjust Settings**:

   - In the settings window, you can customize various aspects such as:

     - **Taskbar Centering**: Set to center icons horizontally or vertically.

     - **Icon Spacing**: Adjust the space between icons.

     - **Animation**: Enable or disable animation effects when icons move.

     - **Additional Options**: Explore additional customization options as per your preference.


4. **Apply Changes**:

   - After configuring the settings to your liking, save the changes.

   - TaskbarX should now apply these settings to your taskbar.


5. **Verify and Fine-Tune**:

   - Check your taskbar to ensure the icons are centered as desired.

   - If adjustments are needed, revisit the TaskbarX settings and make necessary changes.


6. **Managing TaskbarX**:

   - TaskbarX typically runs in the background and applies its settings automatically.

   - You can access TaskbarX settings anytime by right-clicking its system tray icon.


Using TaskbarX or a similar utility provides a straightforward method to center taskbar icons in Windows 10, offering flexibility and customization options beyond what is natively available in Windows settings. Always ensure you download such utilities from trusted sources to avoid potential security risks.

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