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How to Keep Sticky Notes Always on Top on Windows 10 & 11

By Matthew Lynch
January 2, 2025
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Introduction:

Sticky Notes is a convenient and handy application that comes preinstalled on Windows 10 and 11. Being someone who constantly deals with digital clutter, you may find it useful to keep important notes or reminders on your desktop. Well, what if there was a way to keep these Sticky Notes always visible, and not just buried under multiple windows? In this article, we will guide you through the process of keeping Sticky Notes always on top in Windows 10 and 11.

Step-by-step Instructions:

1. Launch Sticky Notes – Start by opening the Sticky Notes application by typing “Sticky Notes” into the search bar located at the bottom left corner of your screen. Click on the app to launch it, and then create a new note or open an existing one.

2. Enable “Always on Top” feature – Once you have opened a note, look for the “…” (three dots) icon situated in the top right corner of your Sticky Note window. Click on this icon to reveal additional options.

3. Select “Always on top” – After clicking the “…” icon, you’ll see a list of options. Find and click on the option that reads “Always on top.”

4. Pin your note – By clicking “Always on top,” you’ll notice a pin icon added next to the “…” button in your Sticky Note window. This pin confirms that your note is now pinned to stay visible above other windows.

5. Move or resize as desired – Feel free to move your sticky note around anywhere on your screen or resize it according to your preference by clicking and dragging respective boundaries of the window.

6. Unpinning the note – To unpin a sticky note, simply click once again on the pin icon next to the “…” button, returning it back into a standard Sticky Note with no priority over other windows.

Conclusion:

Sticky Notes can be very helpful in managing and organizing your tasks, reminders, or any important pieces of information. This guide showed you how to keep Sticky Notes always on top of other windows in Windows 10 and 11. Now, your most important notes will never get lost amidst the clutter of various applications. Happy organizing!

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