Windows 11 as their operating system of focus, it wasn't just the look that changed. A number of useful features were also removed, like the freely repositionable taskbar and the customizable Start menu.
Windows 11 as their operating system of focus, it wasn't just the look that changed.
A number of useful features were also removed, like the freely repositionable taskbar and the customizable Start menu.
Only recently did Microsoft finally backtrack, bringing back the ability to move the taskbar to any edge and allowing users to resize the Start menu again.
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Windows 11 as their operating system of focus, it wasn't just the look that changed. A number of useful features were also removed, like the freely repositionable taskbar and the customizable Start menu. Only recently did Microsoft finally backtrack, bringing back the ability to move the taskbar to any edge and allowing users to resize the Start menu again.
Why were such features cut in the first place? Why did it take five years to bring them back?
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