In Windows 11, the taskbar size cannot be directly resized by the user through settings. However, you can adjust its appearance by changing the taskbar settings in the Settings app. Here’s how you can do it:
- Right-click on the taskbar and select Taskbar settings.
- In the Taskbar settings, you can toggle various options that might help reduce the clutter on your taskbar, such as hiding certain icons or changing the alignment of the taskbar items.
- If you want to make the taskbar smaller, you can also consider adjusting the display scaling settings of your screen, which can indirectly affect the size of the taskbar.
For more advanced configurations, you might need to use Group Policy or Configuration Service Provider (CSP) settings, but these are typically for IT administrators managing multiple devices.
If the taskbar is blocking content on your screen, you might also consider hiding the taskbar automatically when not in use. This can be enabled in the Taskbar settings under Automatically hide the taskbar.
Unfortunately, if you are looking for a direct way to resize the taskbar itself, that option is not available in Windows 11.