barra de tareas
Taskbar
The Spanish phrase 'barra de tareas' translates to 'taskbar' in English. It refers to a strip that typically sits at the bottom of a computer's screen, displaying open tasks and providing features for system management. This term is very common in the tech industry and in computer literature.
Example sentences using: barra de tareas
Hay un problema con mi barra de tareas, no puedo ver ninguno de mis programas abiertos.
There is a problem with my taskbar, I can't see any of my open programs.
This is a phrase that could be used when encountering issues with a computer's taskbar not displaying open programs correctly.
Puedes buscar la aplicación en la barra de tareas si no la encuentras en el escritorio.
You can look for the application on the taskbar if you can't find it on the desktop.
This phrase refers to locating an application that is not immediately visible on a computer's desktop by checking the taskbar, where open and pinned applications are often displayed.
Si quieres que un programa sea fácilmente accesible, puedes anclarlo a tu barra de tareas.
If you want a program to be easily accessible, you can pin it to your taskbar.
The phrase is suggesting that for easier access to frequently used programs, users have the option to pin these programs to their taskbar.