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How do u move the taskbar to the left side of the screen?
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At least I was able to click to the last page to find that Microsoft has turned a deaf ear to the requests of its users when it comes to moving the task bar.
New Windows 11 user as of last week and it further demonstrates to me why I should explore another OS next time I buy a new computer.
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I agree with you they shouldn't have removed this functionality cuz it is inconvenience for some tasks. I prefer side task bar which I had to use 3rd party application which was possible in windows 7
