I took a chance with my ASRock Z68 Motherboard and Intel 3770K CPU and installed Windows 11. Everything went smoothly, no errors or issues (don't have Secure Boot, TPP/TPM, Boot Legacy MBR). I used the registry hack (shown in a YouTube video) to make the taskbar and it's icons smaller. But there's one thing I can't figure out. Is there a way for open apps to show the Full Program Name in bottom taskbar (like I've always had it) instead of just the Icon with no name (currently in Win 11)? Hi. Do you mean this ?

I took a chance with my ASRock Z68 Motherboard and Intel 3770K CPU and installed Windows 11. Everything went smoothly, no errors or issues (don't have Secure Boot, TPP/TPM, Boot Legacy MBR). I used the registry hack (shown in a YouTube video) to make the taskbar and it's icons smaller. But there's one thing I can't figure out. Is there a way for open apps to show the Full Program Name in bottom taskbar (like I've always had it) instead of just the Icon with no name (currently in Win 11)?

Has anyone else (using UK settings perhaps) seen the date displayed as in the screenshot. The date prior to the Windows 11 upgrade was 29/06/2021 format, I've checked all format settings and nothing has changed since the upgrade. All Language and Region are correct and all show the correct "Short" format. Perhaps worth mentioning this is using VirtualBox. Is it worth a post in the Feedback Hub at this stage or just wait to see how further updates go?

Just downloaded the windows 11 insider. I cant find the battery slider in here. I only have balanced option in the power settings. Could anyone help me with the slider?

Hi Vienna10, glad it is not just me, hopefully will be corrected in a future build. Martin.

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2021-06-29T11:32:17+00:00

I took a chance with my ASRock Z68 Motherboard and Intel 3770K CPU and installed Windows 11. Everything went smoothly, no errors or issues (don't have Secure Boot, TPP/TPM, Boot Legacy MBR).

I used the registry hack (shown in a YouTube video) to make the taskbar and it's icons smaller. But there's one thing I can't figure out. Is there a way for open apps to show the Full Program Name in bottom taskbar (like I've always had it) instead of just the Icon with no name (currently in Win 11)?

Hi.

Do you mean this ?
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2021-06-29T11:25:06+00:00

I took a chance with my ASRock Z68 Motherboard and Intel 3770K CPU and installed Windows 11. Everything went smoothly, no errors or issues (don't have Secure Boot, TPP/TPM, Boot Legacy MBR).

I used the registry hack (shown in a YouTube video) to make the taskbar and it's icons smaller. But there's one thing I can't figure out. Is there a way for open apps to show the Full Program Name in bottom taskbar (like I've always had it) instead of just the Icon with no name (currently in Win 11)?
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2021-06-29T11:23:42+00:00

Has anyone else (using UK settings perhaps) seen the date displayed as in the screenshot. The date prior to the Windows 11 upgrade was 29/06/2021 format, I've checked all format settings and nothing has changed since the upgrade.

All Language and Region are correct and all show the correct "Short" format. Perhaps worth mentioning this is using VirtualBox.

Is it worth a post in the Feedback Hub at this stage or just wait to see how further updates go?
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2021-06-29T10:37:25+00:00

Just downloaded the windows 11 insider. I cant find the battery slider in here. I only have balanced option in the power settings. Could anyone help me with the slider?
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Anonymous

2021-06-29T10:34:36+00:00

Hi Vienna10, glad it is not just me, hopefully will be corrected in a future build.

Martin.
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