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The Windows 11 start menu moved: How to put it back where it belongs

By Matthew Lynch
July 14, 2023
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Microsoft continues to innovate with their release of Windows 11, bringing new features and design elements to the table. However, not all users are satisfied with the changes, particularly the relocation of the Start menu. If you’re one of those users who prefer the classic Start menu placement, worry not. In this article, we’ll show you how to put the Windows 11 Start menu back where it belongs – on the left side.

Step 1: Right-click on the Taskbar

The first thing you need to do is right-click on your taskbar – the horizontal bar that runs along the bottom of your screen. This will bring up a context menu with several options.

Step 2: Access Taskbar Settings

In the context menu that appears after right-clicking on the taskbar, locate and click on “Taskbar Settings.” This will open up a settings window where you can customize various aspects of your taskbar.

Step 3: Modify Taskbar Behaviors

In the Taskbar settings window, scroll down until you see a section called “Taskbar behaviors.” Here, you’ll find an option titled “Taskbar alignment” with a drop-down menu next to it. By default, this will be set to “Center” in Windows 11.

Step 4: Change Taskbar Alignment

Click on the drop-down menu under “Taskbar alignment” and select “Left.” The Start menu icon and other taskbar icons will immediately shift to the left side of your screen.

Step 5: Close Settings

Now that your Start menu is back in its familiar location, close the settings window.

And there you go – your Windows 11 Start menu is now positioned at its classic left-corner spot! You can always revert to the centered alignment if you change your mind later by simply following these steps again and selecting “Center” from the Taskbar alignment menu.
So embrace the new features Windows 11 has to offer while still enjoying the familiarity of your classic Start menu placement. With these simple steps, you can customize your Windows experience to suit your preferences.

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