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How do u move the taskbar to the left side of the screen?
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Microsoft, Please fix this and stop removing vital functionality from your Windows releases. Do you even ask your users what they like and don't like about Windows? Almost every developer I know has had a need at one time or another to move their task bar to the side of their wide screen in order to free up vertical space.
And while you're at it, how about adding accessibility features back that you removed from the new Outlook!!
Microsoft please fix this or we won't be installing win11. And eventually we will grow tired of this **** and move to linux.
This is wrong. Setting "Taskbar alignment" to "Left" only aligns the taskbar icons to the left side of the taskbar. The taskbar stays at the bottom of the screen.
100% agreed. It baffles me that the actual Windows 11 engineers (if they're even using Win11) haven't gone ape sh*t over this...
Hear hear! It's insane to me that this still isn't fixed. I downgraded back to Win10 because the hack described in this thread started borking Windows upgrades after a while. I don't know how to get them to listen to us.
