How do I move my taskbar to the side of my screen?

Violet Sloan 355

I just upgraded from windows 10 to 11, but one issue is I can't work out how to put the taskbar on the side of the screen. This was an option in windows 10, you could just unlock it and drag it to the edge to move it, but now I can't see an option to do that anywhere. Any help would be much appreciated, I like how a side taskbar looks and feels so much more, having it stuck on the bottom is hideous in comparison.

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ldu_sspe 145 Reputation points

2025-06-16T14:36:16.8166667+00:00

I've avoided upgrading my personal computer to Windows 11 for this reason and I've been happy that the company I work for hasn't forced us to upgrade to Windows 11 as of yet; again, for this reason. But, soon Microsoft will be forcing me to upgrade to Windows 11 both at home and at work which is super annoying. At least with my personal computer I could potentially find some third-party work arounds like ExplorerPatcher to allow me to continue having taskbar settings that mimic Windows 10; though, with some risks (so not ideal), but I doubt I'll be able to do anything about it with my work computer. I can't believe that in ~4 or so years since Windows 11 was introduced Microsoft still hasn't introduced the taskbar setting abilities that were featured in Windows 10. What a massive, MASSIVE disappointment!
Rusty Halverson 105 Reputation points

2025-07-25T22:36:38.3966667+00:00

Doesn't the team there understand the pressure and confusion that this forced placement creates for the user of the interface? I'm having to frequently move whole windows up in order to access a tab or start button which is trapped underneath the taskbar. By allowing the tools to be tucked offscreen and off-center, they could be saving lives! I've witnessed panic-attack-like symptoms due to this ill-considered design abuse.
Sheesh!
B W 175 Reputation points

2025-08-14T22:40:30.5466667+00:00

Let us all know who we have to petition to allow the taskbar to be move: having used a 'left' taskbar configuration for many years on Windows 10, my recent change to 11 has me repeatedly clicking on the taskbar during certain routine chores because it use to be elsewhere.
Christopher Privett 100 Reputation points

2025-10-17T04:40:02.52+00:00

Takes a lot of gall to force everyone to switch, make us jump through hoops, fill out bs forms, installer fails to even install the program multiple times, and then you can't even personalize it the same way the "lesser" program and every version before it allowed you to do? I use my pc on a 45 inch smart tv. I NEED the task bar on the side or it's a real pain to even see what I'm doing. Why would this even be an issue? Who thought it was good idea to remove it? This should be fixed months ago.
bethieskulls 80 Reputation points

2025-10-17T16:39:23.7266667+00:00

Amen Christopher! Amen! Even something as simple as the time and date moving over to the lower right instead of the lower left is a BIG issue! Stupid, frustrating changes to justify forcing us to make upgrade and HARDWARE changes to their whims? This is beyond BS... and seems to be falling on deaf ears!!
Pasquale Galante 25 Reputation points

2025-10-22T04:28:53.6433333+00:00

This stinks, i seems like a bunch of 30-year-olds making stuff to look good with their supervisors
CMM 30 Reputation points

2025-11-04T12:53:31.0066667+00:00

It is not just an aesthetic or preference issue. The software package I use has all of its controls at the bottom of the screen. The task bare is in the way, and it can't be moved.
Tristan Walker 35 Reputation points

2025-11-05T21:21:51.38+00:00

Very, very disappointed to have lost this taskbar functionality. I have been running windows with a right-hand taskbar for 25+ years. This is very disruptive to the way I use the computer, and I really cannot see the reason for discontinuing the feature. Count me PISSED.
Laurie D 25 Reputation points

2025-11-18T18:28:12.8633333+00:00

So glad I use a Mac for my personal computer and can put the taskbar where I want. Unfortunately, on my work computer, a Windows machine, it's now stuck at the bottom of the screen.

I have always put the taskbar on the left side of the screen because vertical real estate is so limited. If you're working on documents with a vertical orientation, such as writing a report or correspondence, you now must further reduce the viewing size of the document to fit it on the screen. REALLY ANNOYING. Who thought this was a good idea???
Michelle Shepherd 15 Reputation points

2025-12-04T22:29:37.2233333+00:00

Why wont you fix this???? I will never upgrade until this is fixed. I can't use 3rd party aps due to work security. It cannot be that difficult a change as there are mods out there that have already done it.
MiPo 30 Reputation points

2025-12-05T08:38:20.85+00:00

It's absolutely frustrating that the newer versions of Windows have removed or restricted features that used to work perfectly in older versions. Instead of improving functionality, Microsoft has stripped down options that power users relied on for years. This regression is disappointing and frankly embarrassing for a company of their stature – it feels like progress has turned into a step backwards.
RD5600 5 Reputation points

2026-01-22T23:52:32.9766667+00:00

All commands for Office Products are at the top of the screen. For this reason, I prefer to have my Taskbar at the top of the screen. Figure out a way to allow users to move it.
Ettingerde Cuba, Stephanie 15 Reputation points

2026-01-25T00:06:01.21+00:00

Why would you get rid of this feature? The taskbar blocks the bottom of the screen and I can't see buttons on forms that I need to access. What a stupid move to make without consulting the community who uses your software. Please work on an update that restores that functionality
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MUSTAFA SALAH 1,895 Reputation points

2026-03-28T00:03:54.58+00:00

Hello Vida / Others,

There is change coming to taskbar // it's coming soon 👌

Source: Official Microsoft - insiders
Dempsey, Jason P (DOH) 15 Reputation points

2026-03-28T02:40:35.03+00:00

Forcing users to use a bottom of screen start bar and then waiting until five months after EOL for the previous operating system to add support showed that moving the start bar is only begrudgingly supported. I've already moved my home boxes off to Ubuntu: relying upon the sunk cost fallacy to keep folks on the OS unfortunately cuts both ways. Thank you for the push.

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Austin-H 8,385 Microsoft External Staff Moderator

Hi @Violet Sloan,

Thank you so much for reaching out through the Microsoft Q&A forum. I really appreciate your question, and I completely understand how frustrating it must be to lose a feature you relied on especially when it affects how you work and feel about your setup.

In Windows 10, it was indeed possible to unlock and drag the taskbar to the side of the screen. Unfortunately, in Windows 11, Microsoft has removed the built-in option to reposition the taskbar vertically. At this time, there’s no official way to move it to the left or right side of the screen.

I know this change can feel limiting, especially if you’ve grown used to the vertical layout. While some users have found alternative ways to optimize screen space, I understand that it’s not quite the same and that having the taskbar stuck at the bottom may not suit your workflow or aesthetic preferences.

I truly hope that in future updates, Microsoft will consider reintroducing more flexible taskbar positioning options to better support diverse user preferences and workflows.

If you need help with any of the steps, feel free to let me know. I’m here to support you however I can.

If the answer is helpful, please click "Accept Answer" and kindly upvote it. If you have extra questions about this answer, please click "Comment".

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Papadopoulos, Dimitrios, VF external 25 Reputation points

2025-06-16T05:03:41.16+00:00

I have the same problem, please consider the problem!!! we have to be the task bar unlocked!!!!
Violet Sloan 355 Reputation points

2025-06-16T12:17:46.05+00:00

Well that's very dissapointing that they removed the feature, but thank you for letting me know! At least now I don't need to go crazy hunting through the menus for the option to move it.
susan collacott 75 Reputation points

2025-07-09T03:41:48.79+00:00

Totally ridiculous you can't have taskbar on the left. Already a 16:9 aspect ratio gives a skinny vertical dimension. Now it is worse when the taskbar has to be at the bottom. Wake up Microsoft!
Martin Smith 0 Reputation points

2025-07-09T08:16:47.12+00:00

I too would very much like to be able to move my taskbar like I did in Windows 10...not sure why you would redact this feature but not sure its progress!

Regards
Don't Stop Believing 45 Reputation points

2025-07-24T16:43:28.95+00:00

That stinks. Why didn't they include something that simple in Windows 11?
Matthew Hoffman 65 Reputation points

2025-07-24T19:29:34.46+00:00

Please reconsider providing this ability. I need the extra space at the bottom! Our monitors are already horizontal, and Microsoft has taken away valuable real estate by requiring the task bar to be at the bottom and not allowing us to move it to the side.
Dempsey, Jason P (DOH) 15 Reputation points

2025-08-04T18:01:32.11+00:00

This feels like the reason why Windows keeps losing market share to me. Ah well, Cannonical has a very workable solution for this problem. I've moved all of my personal boxes over to Ubuntu, so there's just my one work box, and I literally curse about MS every time I have to do more than one thing at a time.
B W 175 Reputation points

2025-08-14T22:41:34.24+00:00

Totally agree
Cheryl Jelks 15 Reputation points

2025-08-20T14:00:08.8066667+00:00

I contacted my IT department about this. I suffered from carpel tunnel & had surgery. Moving side to side for selections is much easier than constantly breaking my wrist going up & down to a task bar. SMH
LB 30 Reputation points

2025-08-20T16:46:31.7166667+00:00

Where can we provide feedback to the Windows 11 development team on this issue? If you call something an upgrade from a previous version but you take away functionality that has existed for years, then it's not an upgrade. There are literally thousands and thousands of people that have been asking for this since Win 11 came out. What's the issue?
CrazyKats 19,925 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator

2025-08-20T16:49:07.29+00:00

You have to use the Feedback Hub to file suggestions.
Michael Taylor 61,241 Reputation points

2025-08-20T16:49:27.01+00:00

Feedback for Windows is provided via the Feedback Hub app in Windows. That is how you share feedback with the Windows team. We have no control over what the team does with it on this site.
Alan McEntee 15 Reputation points

2025-08-23T07:09:04.48+00:00

Instead of telling us that we have merely grown used to something, think about most of us repositioned the taskbar to the side to gain more useable space. Most work spaces are square. Taking more room from the top and bottom of a landscape screen is self defeating. That is why most of us choose to park the taskbar on the side. Every program and web page already parks their tabs and options on the top. We don't need another. Right at this moment, I have text from top to bottom of my screen but wasted space on both sides.
Alan McEntee 15 Reputation points

2025-08-23T07:15:29.73+00:00

Is MicroSoft encouraging its customers to resort to third party hacks?
bethieskulls 80 Reputation points

2025-10-01T15:58:36.6633333+00:00

Don't try to placate the issue! Come up with a solution!
Polly Zetterberg 15 Reputation points

2025-10-13T19:23:39.9933333+00:00

Please figure out how the user may customize the desktop to their best work methods! A vertical taskbar was very, very helpful in getting the most screen for the document or image. Thanks.
B W 175 Reputation points

2025-10-17T04:51:54.9566667+00:00

Austin A - thanks for the polite NO, but you also say "there’s no official way to move it to the left or right side of the screen" so let us know about the 'unofficial' method to move the task bar...
neal graham 40 Reputation points

2025-10-18T17:17:40.8+00:00

YET ANOTHER STUPID MR SOFTY change that makes their software LESS USEFUL for no good reason. Same with restricting the use of Microsoft Office versions of Outlook with an exchange account!!!! WTH MOCROSOFT!!! I bought the Office software and now I can't use it with an Exchange account I'm paying you for? I have to use the brain damaged Web Outlook app instead? guess I need to go find a new email program...
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B W 175 Reputation points

2025-10-19T23:30:57.9766667+00:00

Austin - still awaiting to hear about the "unofficial" way to relocate the taskbar
Panji Mahendraputra 10 Reputation points

2025-10-20T00:49:35.1366667+00:00

please consider the problem. thankyou and please.
neal graham 40 Reputation points

2025-10-20T01:29:10.49+00:00

Yeah, an AI programming bot could do this in an hour or less. Or is Mr. Softy's AI no good? Really silly not to fix this.
Pasquale Galante 25 Reputation points

2025-10-22T04:30:31.94+00:00

You must reinstall this feature to place the taskbar where we like it.

<off topic comment removed>
Neal Graham 20 Reputation points

2025-10-22T18:20:26.8733333+00:00

How do you install this feature in windows 11?
Peter Martinson 10 Reputation points

2025-10-25T19:36:54.78+00:00

unbelievable
bethieskulls 80 Reputation points

2025-10-26T03:27:47.2733333+00:00

...well... that was a "placate the masses" answer. I see a future job as a Press Secretary for you...
Яίτζ 5 Reputation points

2025-10-27T10:27:55.2833333+00:00

Move Taskbar position on Windows 11 (Deprecated):

To move the Taskbar to the top, left, right, or bottom of the screen on Windows 11, use these steps:

Open Start on Windows 11.

Search for regedit and click the top result to open the Registry Editor.

Browse the following path:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\StuckRects3

Double-click the Settings binary key.

Under the “Value data” section, in the second row and the sixth column, click the 03 value, press the Delete key, and replace the value with 01 to move the Windows 11 Taskbar at the top of the screen.

Windows 11 change taskbar position

*Change the 03 value to 02 to move the Taskbar on the right side of the screen.

*Change the 03 value to 00 to move the Taskbar on the left side of the screen.

*Change the value to 03 to move the Taskbar at the bottom of the screen.

Click the OK button.

Right-click the Start button and select the Task Manager option.

Click the Processes tab.

Select the Windows Explorer process.

Windows 11 restart explorer service

Click the Restart button.

Once you complete the steps, the Windows 11 Taskbar will move to the top or either side of the screen as specified in the binary key.
Valentin Mihai 5 Reputation points

2025-10-28T07:48:00.2133333+00:00

This is a bad limitation that reduces productivity. Please consider it for your future enhancements
Anonymous

2025-11-03T09:23:11.7633333+00:00

i have tried this several times now, but it does not work, do you have screen shots to show it working?
Mikey Jensen 26 Reputation points Microsoft Employee

2025-11-03T20:38:47.9966667+00:00

This is an important accessibility feature to some people, and it's really sad to see it be removed. Is there anyone we can reach out to about this?
Mac Depriest 15 Reputation points

2025-11-03T20:58:06.2666667+00:00

Austin I need your help really bad buddy. I'm going through a rough time in all aspects of my life and this little taskbar was the last straw. I'm sitting here at home and I really think I can't take it anymore ya know. Like I mean I really refuse to be treated like this. Do you really, in any sense whatsoever "understand how frustrating it must be to lose a feature you relied on". Are you even capable of understanding anything real, or has the cacophony of bald faced lies told by strange creatures with pearly white teeth you're surrounded by at work rattled your head so hard that you actually don't care at all about anyone in this thread? I wonder. It's a good question, does anyone at microsoft care about anyone in this thread to any extent?

You heard Rusty Halverson, the guys having panic attacks. This is a normal guy trying to use one of his most basic household tools and it's making him freak out.
It's like you buy a a hammer and it just shocks you sometimes. A windows 11 operating system is like a hammer that randomly shocks you.

Using a computer is about having power. It should, and can be a very edifying experience. Something that strengthens you, something that makes you grow.

The simplest way to give users that power, the best way to "empower", to make things "accessible", to "support creatives", is to have more options in the settings screen. Buttons to click. Drop down options. Let the user craft their own special menu, their own delicious meal. But microsoft seems to have no conception of what using a computer is about, nor do they care at all about user experience.

Austin, I just hope you understand that everything in this god-forsaken world is degrading.
Mac Depriest 15 Reputation points

2025-11-03T21:06:46.1533333+00:00

I'm immensely angry about this. I'm enraged beyond belief.
B Scherer 15 Reputation points

2025-11-04T01:37:45.18+00:00

Microsoft engineers are idiots. Sorry, but true. Overpaid, underworked and incapable of simple tasks that those before them mastered with ease. Why do we have to "regress" b/c some idiot in MS wants to feel "important" and FORCE all of us to choose HIS/HER way?? I STILL have seen NO intelligent explanation for why this was removed other than "it's too HARD to program it"...really?? A $3 TRILLION company and you can't figure this out and it EXISTED before, but now it's "too hard" waaaa. I hope someday soon Elon takes your business (and your jobs) because you all deserve it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_3dHEjmZvc
neal graham 40 Reputation points

2025-11-04T02:22:21.8133333+00:00

exactly they are goofs. why they can't see how they are screwing up everything for the users is beyond me. And all of this thread is just more proof they dont give a crap
Alan McEntee 15 Reputation points

2025-11-04T05:21:06.1866667+00:00

That method no longer works. It did until the latest WIN 11 update. For whatever reason MS has blocked that method. And that is one reason so many are upset.

I do not recommend this, however, I reverted to the previous version of WIN 11 in order to retain the taskbar on the right side. While I would much prefer to have the updates, having the real estate means more.
B W 175 Reputation points

2025-11-05T23:01:41.9766667+00:00

tens of thousands of users have replied to this topic and it is past time for Microsoft to listen to their customers. We know you can do this because you have in the past. Don't know whose job, promotion or ego is on the line here but ignoring us won't make this topic go away.
Neal Graham 20 Reputation points

2025-11-05T23:33:51.86+00:00

Mr. Softy doesn’t give a crap. That they can’t make this simple feature available again is proof they just don’t care. And yet we keep giving them our money. I plan to move my email off of a Microsoft Exchange server and stop using Office and Outlook. It’s the only way to fight their lack of care.
Christian Eriksson private 5 Reputation points

2025-11-14T11:44:45.7766667+00:00

I hope Microsoft immediately brings back this feature of being able to align the taskbar to the left, right, bottom or top of the screen.
Neal Graham 20 Reputation points

2025-11-19T00:35:06.54+00:00

More non answers
Luu 6 Reputation points

2025-11-24T08:35:41.32+00:00

Please revert this downgrade, I need this for a professional work flow.
Windows 10 (the last windows you will ever need..), Win10 obsolete, Win11 with more limitations.
Hi-Angel 10 Reputation points

2025-11-24T08:52:56.38+00:00

Since there's no official solution and people have to resort to workarounds, one people could use is setting up something like Nobara KDE (which does support panel on the side), and then running Windows apps via either Bottles or Valve's Proton, or if that doesn't work, then via WinBoat or WinApps.

This provides Windows 11 applications usage, but with the benefit of being able to better customize the look of the system.

P.S. worth pointing out Windows did support KDE natively back in XP days. But I don't think it works anymore.
Ray 10 Reputation points

2025-12-02T20:20:28.98+00:00

I am a veteran software developer and I was recently forced to move to Windows 11 by my company because Windows 10 support is sunset. In the first day of use, I immediately found out this feature was removed from Windows 11. I don't quite understand the decision process of removing feature at the Microsoft production management team. This is exactly the same thing as when they decided to remove the Start button in Windows 8 and people were willing to pay $5 to the third party software to get the button back. Years later, Microsoft put the Start button back in Windows 10. At that time, I joked with my wife that Microsoft should fire the product manager who made the wrong decision. I sincerely hope Microsoft can learn the lesson and hear the customers' voices more.
bethieskulls 80 Reputation points

2025-12-05T16:54:41.09+00:00

...an attempt at placating thousands of frustrated users! Windows 11 is the most BLOATED, frustrating version of windows that has ever been released! FIX THE CRAP THAT NO LONGER WORKS AS IT DID IN PREVIOUS VERSIONS!
css_conference 10 Reputation points

2025-12-20T02:05:50.9233333+00:00

Microsoft please hire some programmers that will know how to add resize taskbar function back into Windows. You should have never released Windows 11 without this feature being caried over. What is happening over there in Redmond?
Hi-Angel 10 Reputation points

2025-12-20T02:11:35.9833333+00:00

I think everyone would be quite happy if they'd take KDE, and migrate to using that as a GUI for their system, essentially integrating into the larger ecosystem of many other OSes out there and resolving the problems with customization. Hk, even the handhelds are using KDE these days 🤷‍♂️ And I am writing this comment from a KDE as well.
Philip Fretz 5 Reputation points

2025-12-29T19:06:00.44+00:00

Hopefully, the update to allow moving the taskbar to the side of the screen will happen soon. It is so uncomfortable to have it at the bottom of the screen!
Hi-Angel 10 Reputation points

2025-12-29T19:29:56.7733333+00:00

Well, you can use extended Win10 support for now. Or migrate to more customizable KDE as another option.
Yes_eye_am 10 Reputation points

2025-12-31T15:59:41.6233333+00:00

I have the same question : why it isn't still possible to anchor the bar to all screen edges?
It's been years since 11th release, and I do not believe that it is so hard to do it.

All it has to be is simple replacement of vectors per screen's edge.
But in my my opinion there isn't a good will on the side of Ms to include it.
Disappointing. Whole tech sector is disappointing nowadays.
TC 5 Reputation points

2026-01-05T16:45:50.8033333+00:00

Please update to be able to move the taskbar! This feels limiting!
Terri Santo 5 Reputation points

2026-01-12T03:42:51.3866667+00:00

We need more than just a standard foreign "help-desk" response. We know you're sorry, blah blah: sure. Just fix it.
Clay Dreslough 11 Reputation points

2026-01-22T04:29:23.4233333+00:00

This is crazy. Millions of users had their taskbar on the side of the screen and you've completely eliminated it. What did you replace it with? AI that nobody wants but is really good at cheating in school and boiling lakes?
M Om 5 Reputation points

2026-01-22T20:01:26.8433333+00:00

I would like to add my vote to giving back the functionality to move the taskbar into the vertical positions! Quite stupid and annoying that it has been removed
Teacher 10 Reputation points

2026-02-11T22:39:48.1366667+00:00

Just to be clear, the taskbar on the side is not merely aesthetic, it is a necessity. When you are a teacher, you have piles of papers to grade blocking the bottom aligned taskbar, making the taskbar inaccessible! Please change your settings, Microsoft! (Why so controlling?!)
Dmitrii Shchetinin 0 Reputation points

2026-02-13T23:56:53.7333333+00:00

it is quiet impressive how stable windows is, shittiest OS in the world for decades
chris chalk 0 Reputation points

2026-02-22T11:56:34.6533333+00:00

The answer is unsatisfactory because this is not a "get used to it" issue but the placement of the task bar at the bottom of the screen creates really damaging ergonomics requiring a massive increase in neck tilt for the bottom row to be visible when using a lap top. It is so bad that I'm having to recommend people switch to MAC even though I really don't like their OS, physical health comes first. Seems that health is not a priority for Microsoft.
Harry Giezen 15 Reputation points

2026-03-14T02:10:10.4133333+00:00

Losing the feature to put the Taskbar along the left hand side of the screen has been a major impediment to productivity. When it is along the left hand side it can show some text that helps distinguish multiple instances of the same program. For example I often have 4 or 5 ssh sessions to different servers. I used to see them listed along the left hand side of the screen and could pick the one I wanted. Now I have to hover the mouse over the single taskbar item and wait for the list of sessions to show, then move the mouse to pick the one I want.
I have no idea why something that worked well was removed. I want it back.
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Neal Graham 20 Reputation points

2026-03-15T19:53:09.1533333+00:00

I tried the suggested regedit of Яίτζ with no change in taskbar position. I can't reply to them directly, maybe they will see this message? Made the edit as directed but the instructions on restarting are a little vague. Sounded like an easy fix. Thanks for trying.
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MUSTAFA SALAH 1,895 Reputation points

2026-03-21T01:30:59.41+00:00

GREAT NEWS!

IT'S OFFICIALLY COMES TO WINDOWS NATIVELY (it's on Insider)
Anonymous

2026-03-23T07:50:31.4+00:00

when does it get released?

Answer recommended by moderator

CrazyKats 19,925 Volunteer Moderator

Hi,

Feedback Hub is where all Suggestions and Issues should be

posted so that Microsoft can track and follow them.

It is opened by using WIN+F.

Markus W 15 Reputation points

2025-10-22T19:35:51.91+00:00

THAT is actually a way to get MS to react. THANKS.
But do you have a suggestion to Win 10 users, which are not upgrading due to this oversight of Microsoft?
(I will hold my 3 PCs in the household as long as possible on Win 10. I am forced to use Win 11 on 2 personal Laptops and in the office and I HATE it!)
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Harry Giezen 15 Reputation points

2026-03-14T02:13:22.9033333+00:00

It is not a suggestion. It is reporting a fault !!

(And Win+F doesn't work, unless you install is as an App, downloadable from MicroSoft)

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Josef Sedláček 0 Reputation points

2026-01-16T14:57:01.8+00:00

I also do miss my taskbar on the right side of my screen - waiting four Windows update, which would enable it again.
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Drew - 810 Reputation points

2026-03-17T06:27:46.0466667+00:00

Or until then can use what I suggested
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