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How do u move the taskbar to the left side of the screen?
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Fully agree with all other comments - bunch of morons at Microsoft who show NO respect for their customers. It's beyond me why this option had to be removed. I am literally less than 1 minute on windows 11 and already terribly frustrated. fearing the worst for more unpleasant surprises. Just like with previous Windows updates, no hope there is anything useful in it. It only goes downhill. looking forward to me retirement, then I can dump Microsoft Windows at light speed.
The. Most. Valuable. Real Estate on the computer screen.
And MS F***s it up.
There's now a narrow slit of screen left for what I'm trying to look at. Just an incredible F up....
AGREED! IT'S SO FRUSTRATING
No it was not helpful because it did not move the Taskbar at all. It only move the apps on the Taskbar. The question was how to I move the taskbar itself.
ExplorerPatcher, https://github.com/valinet/ExplorerPatcher, works perfectly on my Windows 11. I agree Win11 is NOT an improvement that shows to the user. Just like IBM of years ago, Microsoft wants a constant stream of dollars from its users BUT will NOT listen to its users, because BIG DADDY knows BEST??? NOT, NOT, NOT, NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
