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How do u move the taskbar to the left side of the screen?
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This MUST indicate that Microsoft are on shaky grounds - there's no way that any developers worth their salt would have had let this through. If the marketeers and financiers have a chokehold on the developers/ engineers, it's a pretty big warning sign, look at what happened to Boeing.
Even the Copilot (MS AI) answer is more straightforward than Microsoft Adviors...
Why I use Apple not **** Windows... But work is forcing me to use this horrible system.. Not able to move it to the left is just ridiculous how are you even thinking Windows?
Atrocious.
Just had to upgrade to Windows 11. I had my taskbar laid out on the left side of the screen AND a completely customized start-menu window that has all disappeared. <removed by Moderator>
Ok guys, start a Twitter (X) demonstration:
@MicrosoftHelps #Windows11 needs the feature to move the taskbar to a vertical position. #Windows11TaskbarFeature #MoveWindows11Taskbar
