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Microsoft Clarifies Taskbar Limitations in Windows 11: Dragging to Reposition Is No Longer Supported

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Microsoft Clarifies Taskbar Limitations in Windows 11: Dragging to Reposition Is No Longer Supported

Microsoft Confirms Windows 11 Will Not Get Drag-to-Move Taskbar Support

Ghacks

Microsoft Confirms Windows 11 Will Not Get Drag-to-Move Taskbar Support

Microsoft says moving the Windows 11 taskbar stays a Settings option and drag-to-move is not coming back.

Dragging the Windows Taskbar To Move It Is Dead, and That's a Feature

TechPowerUp

Dragging the Windows Taskbar To Move It Is Dead, and That's a Feature

Microsoft recently restored the ability for Windows users to move the Taskbar to any screen edge, nearly five years after Windows 11 launched. The Windows 11 implementation, however, is not the...

Microsoft Veteran Engineer Explains Windows 11 Task Manager Lag Under Heavy CPU Load, Saying It’s "Hard To Fix A Runaway System From Within That Same System"

Wccftech

Microsoft Veteran Engineer Explains Windows 11 Task Manager Lag Under Heavy CPU Load, Saying It’s "Hard To Fix A Runaway System From Within That Same System"

Has your Task Manager frozen in Windows 11 when you’re running an extremely taxing program? If yes, you’re not the first and you certainly won’t be the last. Microsoft’s veteran software engineer...

Microsoft explains why Windows 11 users cannot drag the taskbar to reposition it

Windows Central

Microsoft explains why Windows 11 users cannot drag the taskbar to reposition it

Windows 10's (and prior) ability to reposition the Taskbar by dragging it with your mouse is not coming to Windows 11, Microsoft confirms.

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