
With this method, you don’t even need to use your mouse or open any program to do so. This simple shortcut key also prevents you from going through the different processes – even though those are simple as well but this one is the simplest. Whether you are playing a game, watching a YouTube video, or simply browsing the internet, pressing F11 will turn it into a full-screen. For all Windows users, the shortcut key to turn the screen into a full-screen mode is F11. Method #2 : Use the shortcut keyĪnother very quick and simple way to hide the taskbar and enjoy your games in a full-screen window is to use the shortcut key. Note: If you are using Windows 10 on a PC or laptop, toggle the Desktop Mode option whereas, if your device is a tablet, toggle the Tablet Mode option.


IGNORE the low quality graphic I was just testing the tutorial and see if it runs at all. Here is an example screenshot from Dawn of War 3. It also block some button/info on the bottom which makes it impossible to play certain games that may depend on the area behind the task bar. Instead it will treat the taskbar as click for taskbar instead of the fullscreen. Now the issue is that the windows task bar that normally would disappear if I have a fullscreen application running will NOT hide. But I strongly suspect it has to do with my old PC and how it interact with windows 10/current nvidia driver. Alt+tab just move the window down and right as expect then back to the same issue again. Restart might resolve the issue for a little while before coming back.

The problem started and there seem to be no sure fire way to fix this. Mostly later because I can alt+tab and look up meta-game info when necessary.Įver since the windows 10 update like 3 or 4 weeks ago. They are almost always in fullscreen or windowed fullscreen.
