title: Is Task Manager a special kind of 'Always on Top' window for windows 10?
body: <p>If my window has the 'always on top' extended style set, I would expect it to be on top of all windows that do not have the 'Always on top' style set and those windows that have the 'Always on top' style set but were activated before my window was activated.</p>
  
  <p>To test this feature, I open the task manager window - set it to always on top and then I open my window (<code>myWindow</code>).</p>
  
  <p>In Windows 7, I observe the expected behaviour - <code>myWindow</code> comes on top of the task manager.</p>
  
  <p>However, in Windows 10, that's not the case. The task manager is 'always on top' of other windows, even if those windows in themselves have the 'always on top' style set.</p>
  
  <p>Is there something special that they are doing with the task manager in Windows 10? If yes, is there some work around for bringing my window on top of the task manager? I have tried simply using the <code>BringWindowToTop</code> function, but that doesn't work. Neither does <code>setWindowPos</code> with <code>HWND_TOP</code> as a value for <code>hWndInsertAfter</code> argument.</p>