That should shift the taskbar and Start menu over to the bottom-left corner of your screen. To the right of Taskbar alignment, from the drop-down menu, choose Left.

Down at the bottom, choose Taskbar behaviors.Ĥ. Scroll down and choose Taskbar options.ģ. Go to Settings and over on the left, choose Personalization.Ģ. If, you liked having the Start menu and taskbar on the left-hand side in Windows 10, you can quickly move it over in Windows 11. It's worth saying, Microsoft right now doesn't offer a way to get the Windows 11 Start menu to look exactly like it did in Windows 10. If you're curious, here's what else has changed since Windows 10, what we wished had been included and how you can get the new OS. For more on Window 11, here's how to change your default search engine in Edge and other browsers. Here's how to make Windows 11 look more like Windows 10, from a few easy adjustments to a bigger modification that requires some technical know-how. If you like having the Start menu over on the left or are still making your mind up about having the Widgets button in the taskbar, some simple changes can bring back a bit of the Windows 10 feel.

That said, Windows 11 is a departure from the familiar Windows look, and and you might find yourself wishing some things still worked the way they did in Windows 10 ( $170 at Amazon). Windows 11 began a phased rollout in October, but Microsoft said the company is ahead of its original mid-2022 rollout completion.

If you've made the jump to Windows 11, you'll find a lot of new features to check out - from a more streamlined interface to the ability to download Android apps.

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