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How do u move the taskbar to the left side of the screen?
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The given answer is obviously wrong. Microsoft was too lazy and stupid with Windows 11, which is arguably the worst OS Microsoft has ever produced, to allow for the movement of the Taskbar. I've read that it can still be done by changing the Registry. That didn't work for me though. I can't wait to dump Windows 11.
Someone never used Windows ME and it shows.
The original Windows 8 where they took away the Start menu was a colossal failure forcing them to release 8.1. Vista was another FU. Win 11 joins the ranks and it's incredibly painful being forced to use it.
This link is not working ;(
Note, I was able to find this issue on Feedback hub, please go and add comments here https://aka.ms/AAd2jme
I had to move back to windows 10 because of this nonsense. It's been more than 12 years I have been keeping taskbar to the left and I was surprised to see that microsoft removed this option in the latest version.
Please bring that functionality back. I hate using 3rd party software for a feature that was supposed to be in there by default.
