Windows 10: WINDOWS 11 TASKBAR VERTICALLY ON THE LEFT OF THE SCREEN NOT JUST BUTTONS

WINDOWS 11 TASKBAR VERTICALLY ON THE LEFT OF THE SCREEN NOT JUST BUTTONS... WHEN?... WE WAITED FOR 3 YEARS... WAKE UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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moving the entire windows taskbar to the left of the screen in a vertical position

Are their plans to return option of physically moving the entire windows taskbar from the bottom of the screen to the left of the screen in a vertical position? Widescreen monitors have gained in popularity. I have been using two of them for a few years now. I love being able to have two office documents open side by side both at 100% and my task bar on the vertically on left side of the screen all on one monitor. I do not want the task bar taking up space at the bottom of the screen since I do not have much height to the monitor. Putting the taskbar in the vertical position on the left worked well in previous versions of windows. When the taskbar was on the far left of the screen (not just the alignment of the icons but the entire taskbar) I can keep the taskbar visible on the screen. Now I am forced to hide the taskbar even though I don't like it hidden. Having the taskbar at the bottom of the screen takes up too much room when you are working with an ultrawide monitor since those monitors are not very tall. Please bring back the option of allow the taskbar to be in the vertical position at the left side of the screen.

 

How can I move my taskbar to be vertical on the left side of the screen?

My organization transitioned to Windows 11, and I was very disappointed to find that I am unable to have my taskbar on the left side of the screen (vertical). Please advise on how to fix this.

 

How to move the taskbar on the left side of the screen in Windows 11

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Windows: Realign the Start button back to the left

With Windows 11, the Start button is centered in the taskbar, which may throw you off if you’ve been using Windows for years. Moving it back to the left is easy:

• Press the Windows Key + I to open the Settings app.
  
• Choose Personalization and Taskbar.
  
• Select Taskbar behaviors, then click Left under Taskbar alignment.