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How do u move the taskbar to the left side of the screen?
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Is this some kind of a twisted social experiment? And what happened with Balmer's "DEVELOPERS, DEVELOPERS, DEVELOPERS!!!"? I mean, I am pretty pissed off at Microsoft with this Windows 11, so I am not really far from just switching and pretty much all of my fellows. This is insane at this point now. How did none of MS's engineers didn't manage to convince Management this is an incredibly stupid idea or how did it pass QA???
How is this still not possible in 2024?
Because Microsoft.
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.
This answer didn't help at all. You misread the question. We don't need to align icons to the left, but move the whole taskbar to the left side of the screen. Like it can be done in any previous version of windows, if you just unlock taskbar and move it by mouse wherever you want.
