Same problem. My organization forced me to update to Windows 11.
This is a clear productivity issue for me.
Postponing the upgrade to Windows 11 as long as possible on my personal laptop.
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How do I move the task bar from horizontal position to vertical position? Company just installed windows 11 and I can't seem to figure out how to move it.
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Same problem. My organization forced me to update to Windows 11.
This is a clear productivity issue for me.
Postponing the upgrade to Windows 11 as long as possible on my personal laptop.
We use displays with 2560x1080 too, and for them it would be definately better the vertical taskbar..
I can't understand why Microsoft has not incorporated a fix in Windows 11.
I have to thank Fernando Pinheiro1
I installed the patch https://github.com/valinet/ExplorerPatcher
After running the setup you have to check that the application is in your startup so that it runs automatically when you boot your PC.
You can minimize the application so that it doesn't clutter your desktop thereafter.
From my perspective it works a treat.
I can't understand why Microsoft has not incorporated a fix in Windows 11.
I have to thank Fernando Pinheiro1
I installed the patch https://github.com/valinet/ExplorerPatcher
After running the setup you have to check that the application is in your startup so that it runs automatically when you boot your PC.
You can minimize the application so that it doesn't clutter your desktop thereafter.
From my perspective it works a treat.
I can't understand why Microsoft has not incorporated a fix in Windows 11.
I have to thank Fernando Pinheiro1
I installed the patch https://github.com/valinet/ExplorerPatcher
After running the setup you have to check that the application is in your startup so that it runs automatically when you boot your PC.
You can minimize the application so that it doesn't clutter your desktop thereafter.
From my perspective it works a treat.