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I have been using right aligned taskbars since I started using windows. Its much easier to move eyes to the side than down, and I use the full screen height to read documents. Its very difficult to find this setting in windows 11, could someone provide some guidance?
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You and millions of other people. Microsoft has broken that functionality in the most recent version of Windows, and so far, no one at Microsoft has expressed any intention to fix it.
For myself, Windows 11 will not be installed on any of my machines until that functionality is restored.
Your mileage may vary.
Hello Einar,
I am Jaspreet Singh.
Windows 11 does not have the taskbar moving options similar to windows 10.
There was previously an option to move the taskbar using regedit but that too has been disabled with later updates.
