Yes, it is.
Unfortunately, I had to use a third-party app to be able to manage the taskbar, all these tweaks won't work.
I'm using StarAllBack and its working very well.
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Hello! I recently updated my Windows 10 to Windows 11. However, the taskbar size is too small, and I have followed various methods to fix it but to no avail. Can you please help me fix this issue?
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Yes, it is.
Unfortunately, I had to use a third-party app to be able to manage the taskbar, all these tweaks won't work.
I'm using StarAllBack and its working very well.
This is very annoying. Just upgraded to Win 11 and I cannot customize the Taskbar the way I need it to be. :-(
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On the plus side.. useful to know about 'Start11' app.
On the negative and 'just amazed again at behaviour of M$' side - how dumb is it that we need an app to provide required previous functionality when moving to an 'upgrade'.
Thank you for your input. I'm going to try Start11.
I have tried Retrobar but it crashed to much. I'm testing StartAllBack but it does not give me the option for two rows of taskbar, that is what I miss the most.
I didn't get if Start11 would let me do that.
Thanks,
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*** Correction (june 2nd).... maybe they have upgrade something because I am able now to make the taskbar grow more rows. StartAllBack works very well for me now.
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