It works perfectly fine, and the icons get auto-adjusted as you open more apps. You now have a centered-style taskbar like Windows 11 on your Windows 10 machine.

Now, lock the taskbar by tapping Lock the Taskbar.

Make sure to align it properly with the center.

Now, tap and hold the parallel lines to the left of these icons and drag them to the center.

As soon as you do it, all the taskbar icons will shift to the extreme right.

Drag it from the right to the extreme left corner, next to the Start menu.

You can further hide Cortana if you want to from the same right-click menu.

Then, disable the toggle for the Lock Taskbar.

You can disable the taskbar lock by following the steps below: To start with, make sure the taskbar is not locked. Method 1 (Without Any App) Step 1- Unlock the Taskbar

On the other hand, the second method is very straightforward- download the app, and you’re good to go. You can read them here:Ģ1H2: February 21, 2023-KB5022905 (OS Build 22000.1641) PreviewĢ2H2: February 28, 2023-KB5022913 (OS Build 22621.The first method doesn’t require any installation but involves multiple steps. Reminder - if you did not install the preview updates, these cumulative updates include those changes too. To learn about the different types of updates, see here: Windows quality updates primer - Microsoft Community Hub Windows 11, version 22H2: March 14, 2023-KB5023706 (OS Build 22621.1413)įor details about how to get Windows 11 22H2, see here: How to get the WindUpdate | Windows Experience Blogįor details about how to file problem reports and collect traces, please see here: Changelists are now up, linked here for your convenience:

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