The Run Command is a shortcut that can help you access data, programs, or admin tools faster without having to waste time searching for the specific location of that program. TipsMake will guide you on how to add the Run Command to the Taskbar on Windows 7/8 to help you open programs faster without any unnecessary steps.
With the Run Command readily available on the Taskbar, you can create shortcuts—shortcuts of shortcuts—saving a lot of effort and time when you need to directly access a specific folder on Windows or open the privacy settings dialog box, etc. Therefore, in this article, TipsMake will guide you on how to paste the Run Command onto the Taskbar on Windows 7/8 for more convenient access to the Run dialog box.
Add Run Command to the Taskbar on Windows 7/8/10
Step 1: Click the Start Menu, in the 'Search programs and files' box, type 'Run' and press Enter.
Step 2: In the Run Command dialog box that appears, right-click the Run Command icon at the bottom of the Taskbar and then select "Pin this program to taskbar".
So, we've successfully added the Run Command to the Taskbar. You can now easily access the Run Command with just one click, right? With the method TipsMake provides for adding the Run Command to the Taskbar on Windows 7/8, you can save a lot of time and effort by using commands to access folders and the system faster. You can also refer to our collection of Run Commands to add the necessary commands whenever you need them to quickly customize Windows.
Users often use the Run window to open CMD (Command Processing Unit). With the CMD window, you can find more information about your computer; refer to the most commonly used CMD commands for more details.