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

Thanks to an update rolling out to Windows 11 insiders, you'll be able to move the taskbar to the top, bottom, left, or right. Start menu changes are coming soon, too. Windows 11 users who have long ...