Windows 11 = Epic Fail
I can't understand while such a simple feature that a lot of people like to adjust is not available. Terrible consumer experience.
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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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Windows 11 = Epic Fail
I can't understand while such a simple feature that a lot of people like to adjust is not available. Terrible consumer experience.
Seriously???? To change ONE element of the desktop you're saying to re-scale the entire desktop???? What MORON thought removing the ability to resize the taskbar was a GOOD idea??? They need to be FIRED immediately, and banned from ever touching a computer again. Breaking basic functionality for absolutely NO usable reason smacks of some bonehead who had to find some way to justify their paycheck for the week.
And the registry hack? DOESN'T WORK ANYMORE! This is the sort of user-hostile, intentional breakage I see the Gnome Project implementing on a daily basis. But as they're all a bunch of Microsoft Fanboys, this is probably where they're deriving their inspiration from.
Windows 11 = Epic Fail
I can't understand while such a simple feature that a lot of people like to adjust is not available. Terrible consumer experience.
Some incompetent Microsoft programmer had to justify their paycheck for the week, so they intentionally broke functionality. And the idiot in the next cubicle signed off on the change ticket.
Let's wait for CoPilot to enter every single aspect of MS products...then we'll see what "user-hostile" really means...
Let's wait for CoPilot to enter every single aspect of MS products...then we'll see what "user-hostile" really means...
I've been testing out installing MSWin 11 on a couple test machines, seeing just how much I can de-crappify it. That includes disabling Copilot. The real test will be to see if it *STAYS* blocked.
I've told my brother I'll probably switch his machines over to their Linux partitions once MSW10 goes EOL. Not a big deal for me as I've been running Linux as my primary OS since 2001. Comparing performance between MSW10 or 11 against Linux Mint or OpenMandriva on the same hardware, Linux performs better even for gaming.