Windows 11's September Update Has Arrived — Here Are the 3 Key Features that Make This a Must-Install Upgrade
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The September Patch Tuesday is being deployed on Windows 11. In addition to correcting many security flaws, it brings back a very regretted option: choose the location of the taskbar. [Read more]Use Google News (News in France)? You can follow your favorite media. Follow Frandroid on Google.
We finally have something Windows 11 should have offered from launch. Almost five years after its launch, Microsoft has allowed Windows 11 users to move the taskbar to the top, left, or right edge of the screen. The Windows 11 taskbar can be moved to the side. Back in May, we announced the return of the floating taskbar to Windows 11. […] The article "The end of a 5-year absurdity. The Windows 11 taskbar can finally be moved" comes from the INST…
It's official! Windows 11 now has a movable taskbar
After five years, Windows 11 finally has a movable taskbar It’s been almost five years since Windows 11’s release, and Microsoft has finally acted on a feature request users have made since day 1. Windows 11 now has a movable taskbar. September 8th’s Patch Tuesday added a movable taskbar to the OS, giving users top, […]
Five years after starting Windows 11, Microsoft has the taskbar docked up, left or right again; the option is delivered with the September update KB5124008. The rollout runs in waves and can be forced.
The Windows 11 Taskbar returns customizable: you can move it to the four sides of the screen and make it smaller.
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