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Hello,
I am facing so much of difficulties while working, as I am habituated to use the task bar position to top or right side of the screen. but Windows 11 doesn't have this feature to move the taskbar. Could you please bring this solution, to move the task bar.
Thanks
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... since I can remember, or at least since I started using more than one screen.
If it's of any interest to the people of MS that are so desperate to get us off of 10, this is the one feature holding me back.
I keep buying, new computers that come with 11, reformat the hardrive, and install 10 JUST so I can move the task bar.
They are absolute goofballs on this. fire the goofball who made these recessive decisions
I use multiple screens and having the taskbar on the left (which for me is the middle of the 2 screens makes it so much easier. Also not to have to have it on both screens, but being able to pick one is screen for it also. I can't even adjust the width of the task bar like normal. Poorly thought out design, we have gone backwards on the screen abilities also. I can't choose wallpaper changes through display settings anymore. I prefer a plain screen where I can see my icons better rather than being forced to view whatever microsoft deems is appropriate.
Please re-enable the ability to move the taskbar. Many of us expect the taskbar to be able to be repositioned. It was absolutely a poor choice to not preserve that feature.
Windows ME all over again, just implementing a bunch of executive design choices that no one asked for that hurt usability and strip away the little personalization that was still available in the OS. Utter failure to understand design, which should be UX driven and not based on the whims of some idiot marketing executive.
Currently figuring out whichLinux distro I should be using on my personal computer before they foist this on my personal life. It's already bad enough I'll have to tolerate this for 45 hours a week at work.
