If you have a computer question - or even a Got a Computer Question or Problem? Ask Dennis! To get out of Tiny Footprint Mode, double click just below the top border. Task Manager into Full Details, then double click the "Performance" tab at the If you wish to experience what Tiny Footprint Mode looks like please expand your (click for pic) - hence the confusion when people first see Tiny Footprint ModeĪnyone else reading this who is able to successfully switch into Tiny Footprint Mode aside from the Performance menu is more than welcome to drop their comments below.
In Tiny Footprint Mode, there is no "More Details" or "Fewer Details" button Manager is NOT the same as Tiny Footprint Mode. Please note that the "More Details" and "Fewer Details" button on Task The only thing that worked for me was to double click on the "Performance" tab, which then displayed "Performance" in Tiny Footprint Mode - but the other tabs were unaffected. I tried double left clicking on everything I could think of to get Task Manager into Tiny Footprint Mode but Task Manager remained the same. This information is also based on the Microsoft Knowledge Based article. (Processes, Performance, Details, etc) on Task Manager, however, I was not able to do that on my machine.
Re-Enabling Task Manager Tiny Footprint Modeįrom what I've read online, you can re-enable Tiny Footprint Mode by double clicking on the space surrounding the tabs How to Fix: Task Manager Top Menu and Tabs Missingīased on my experience, the easiest way to disable Tiny Footprint Mode is to double click the top portion Task Manager - just below the border - and it should literally bounce back with menus and tabs present. What gives? "Īccording to Microsoft Knowledge Base Article #193050, what you are describing is Task Manager that is operating in " Tiny Footprint Mode". Normally I would see 'File', 'Options', 'View' menus, plus the tabs (such as Processes, Performance, Details, etc) but neither of those are present. When I press CTRL + ALT + DEL on the keyboard, then click on the 'Task Manager' option, it brings up the Task Manager window - but the top menu of Task Manager is missing. I just upgraded to Windows 10 and something strange has happened to my Task Manager.
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