US EditionLook but Don't Touch: New Windows 11 Start Menu Swaps One Frustration for Another
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Windows 11 will let you change on-screen indicators position, like volume flyout
A new toggle called “position of on-screen indicators” is getting added to Windows 11 24H2 and newer builds, including Windows Server 2025. With this feature, you’ll be able to change the position of volume and brightness flyouts, which are currently locked to the bottom of the screen. On Windows 10, on-screen indicators mostly appear in the top-left corner. This includes the volume level/flyout that shows when you press the volume up/down or mu…
Just Now There Was Good News About the Start Menu of Windows 11 – Now It Follows Directly the Damper
Microsoft presents the new Windows 11 start menu with advanced functions, but at the same time restricts personalization.
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