The Microsoft Teams chat integrated into the Taskbar allows for a seamless chat interface for easier interaction with your friends or colleagues. In just one click you will have access to reply to recent chats and also to use Meet. You can send inline replies to any Teams notification with a new improved native interface. Overall the Microsoft Teams is improved to match the new Windows 11 aesthetic. Microsoft Teams is mostly used in Corporates and Businesses to easily get in contact with customers or colleagues. So many users will like this new Teams integration in the taskbar, while students and other users may not benefit from it. So if it’s not useful for you and you want to remove Teams from Taskbar in Windows 10 then here you will know how to do it. You can either hide the Microsoft Teams Chat from the taskbar or directly uninstall it to remove the icon from the taskbar. We will share both methods here.
How to Hide Microsoft Teams from Taskbar in Windows 11
This method is helpful if you want to keep the Teams for later use, but don’t want to keep it in the taskbar. It is quite easy to hide the new Microsoft Chat icon from the taskbar. There are two ways to hide or remove Teams chat icon. Method 1: Method 2: You can still use the Teams Chat on your PC whenever you need. This will only hide Teams Chat from the Taskbar.
How to Uninstall Teams Chat from Taskbar in Windows 11
In case you don’t have any use of Teams Chat and want to remove it completely from your PC then you can uninstall it. You must be aware of the common process to uninstall apps on Windows 11 but there is also an easy way to uninstall it which we are going to share in this guide. Let’s start with the first and easy method. Method 1: Method 2: It is the common method for uninstalling any apps from Windows 11. So if you want to remove any other app, you can follow the same steps. So this is the guide on how to hide Chats app from Taskbar in Windows 11. In case if you have any queries, let us know in the comment section. Also check:
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