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TurboTop is a very handy tool, you do not have to assign a pin for any app you want to set always on top, or do not need to press the key combination to pin any app on top. It can be accessed through the system tray. You can use this tool to fulfill your need of putting any needed app on Always On Top, that was a missing feature in Windows 10. No matter how many windows you have opened, just right-click on it to view all open windows, and select your required window to keep it on Always On Top. StayOnTop is a simple and useful application with a single function that puts your required app on top of all application windows. You can also change key combination according to your needs. To unpin any window, again press “Ctrl+Space” key.

You can now use “Ctrl+Space” key to set any active window to always on top of all other windows.

If it runs successfully, a green logo will appear in the System’s tray and represent that script is running in the background.

Now close the Notepad file, Double click on the script to run it.Copy and Paste the following line into Notepad file. Open the newly created script in the Notepad to edit it.

Go to New, and select the option of AutoHotkey Script.

Download AutoHotkey from here and run the installer to install it on your system.

The closest SuperUser question I can find is this one, but the solutions there didn't work for me. I can't think of any application I may have installed that would change this behavior. I found that the ability to toggle "Always on Top" was removed in Windows 7 and the behavior should be that the taskbar is always on top, but that is not the behavior I'm getting. In my googling, I've only found instances of people trying to go the other way (they want to disable Always on Top), or people talking about the taskbar being on top of full screen applications such has video games or movies.

If I maximize a window, it does size correctly – the bottom of the maximized window touches the top of the taskbar.

All applications are showing up on top of the taskbar, not just a specific application, such as Microsoft Word.

As you can seen in the cropped screenshot below, the non-maximized windows are on top of the taskbar. My taskbar does not stay on top of applications, even when they are not full screen.