windows 10 taskbar

[xVinsjenTx]

I want to have a second taskbar e.g. vertically on the right side of my screen where I can pin all my games so I can scroll through instead of having my desktop flooded with shortcuts.

 

[rchris]

You can move it to the side with settings, but I don't know how to get a second taskbar.

 

[Eximo]

Might be some customizations out there for Windows you could get. Those used to be a lot more popular, not sure if anyone still bothers.

I believe you can add your own shortcuts to Steam and other gaming library applications. That would be another way to unclutter.

I suggest some heavily googling for Windows themes and customizations. Might also be some MS App Store applications if anyone has been adventurous.

 

[gardenman]

Maybe "Tago Fences" would work.

Other ideas:
http://www.freewaregenius.com/ten-free-tools-to-better-organize-your-desktop-icons/
https://www.topbestalternatives.com/nimi-places/

 

[Ralston18]

Just create a shortcut folder(s) on your desktop and store the extra shortcut icons therein.

Actually I have a couple of such shortcut folders to group the shortcuts: e.g., applications, tools, reference links, etc..

Much easier to manage and if I do find myself using one shortcut more than usual I just move that shortcut out of the folder to the desktop as a matter of convenience. Goes back to its folder when not needed as often.

Simple and easy.