Windows 10: Running Application Instance Scrolling No Longer Available in Windows 11

Hi All,Up until very recently, when I had lots of running instances of an application, taskbar would group these together. On hovering over the taskbar icon, it would displays a list of the running instances and if this was too long to fit on my screen, there would be an arrow at the bottom of the list that would allow me to scroll through them. I no longer have that scrolling option,. How do I fix this, please?

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Only one instance of setup may be run at a time.

Still only a partial listing(see scroll bar to the side).
You got a lot of stuff running that are a waste of resources. (Just thought I'd mention it.)

 

edge scroll no longer working

after the latest update for windows 10, my laptop touch pad edge scroll no longer works, and no longer has the edge scroll function listed in the properties for the device. how do i recover this option?

 

Windows 11 Taskbar Not Showing Tile Selector When Multiple Instances Are Running (not allowing window to come to the forefront/foreground)

Problem: Normally when multiple windows of the same application are running, and the icon in the taskbar is clicked, you are presented with tiles that allow you to select which running instance you want brought to the foreground/forefront. This functionality broke after upgrading from "Windows 10 x64 Home" to "Windows 11 x64 Home".

If there is only 1 instance running, then the application does come to the forefront. Only apps that allow multiple instances where taskbar icons are "stacked" is this a problem, and IT'S A BIG PROBLEM.

Here is a video showing the issue:

I noticed that a lot of user having this problem are using Lenovo laptops which is the case for me. Please include your device if you're having this issue.

Here's mine:

• Lenovo Flex 5 (all drivers/bios up to date)
  
• Windows 11 Home x64 Updated as of this post 2022-01-25
  

I've tried everything here:

Redirecting

I've also reinstalled Windows 11 x64 Home Upgrade Edition. This problem has been around since 2016.

Has anyone solved this problem?

Brent