Hiding Teams Control Task Bar (at Bottom of Teams Screen) During a Meeting (So Screenshot of Shared Screen is Clean)

Anonymous
2019-08-13T20:02:08+00:00

Anyone know if there's a way to hide the default Teams meeting control task bar at the bottom of the screen so I can take screenshots of what is being shared/displayed on the without that in the way? Thanks.

Also, Teams isn't a "Category" option when I'm posting this. Nor is it listed in the "Office Topic" while "Skype" still is. Might want to update that since Teams has been released. As such, I'm having to post in "Unknown/Other".

Moved from Unknown/other  / Windows 10  / Unknown/other

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Anonymous
2019-08-14T00:02:23+00:00

Hi BenBo_2020,

Thanks for post your question in our forum, I have moved your thread to the correct category “Office 365 for admins  / Microsoft Teams  / Office 365 for business”, if you have any other questions when using Teams in the future, welcome to post a new thread in our forum.

Based on your description, you want to hiding the Teams control task bar (like below picture). I just tested this on my side, the task bar will auto hiding after you move your mouse outside of the sharing screen for a while. Could you please test this on your side to see if this works for you?

Hope above information helps. Please feel free to share the result with us or let me know if you need further suggestions, I'll happy to continue to help you.

Best regards,

Jennifer

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  2. Anonymous
    2019-12-11T19:03:39+00:00

    The solution is correct though I would like to move it to the side as it sits right in the middle of the presentation screen and its a pain to wait for it to auto hide every time I move the mouse!

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  3. Anonymous
    2019-12-20T10:17:39+00:00

    Hi

    just seen this and its a problem for me too.

    i get the auto-hide; but it doesn't go instantly and sits quite big in the middle.

    if you move the cursor into the middle again it comes back -

    its a real pain on complex slides as it covers the data you are trying to describe.

    if it pops up, you have a long delay (seems that way when you are trying to fill time until it goes)

    would be really helpful if you could drag it to the bottom

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  4. Anonymous
    2020-01-17T09:31:53+00:00

    Hi 

    this doesnt work if i'm on mute. 

    once the mute button is on, then the the bar continues to show.

    whats worse is i can see the presenter's full scree because of the bar. i'm unable to read figures hidden behind the bar.

    regards

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