While this seemed good, as the overall experience looks modern now, few customers aren’t happy with the change. And this is normal, as many have accustomed to the good old design, and changing all of it suddenly can be hard. Thus, Microsoft has given users options for most elements to be changed back, and have them run as usual. One among them is the Start Menu, which is a critical section of the OS. Previous, until Windows 10, the Start Menu is supposedly set at the left bottom corner of the screen, and a dedicated button on the keyboard will open it up instantly. But, this was now moved to the center in Windows 11 by default. Though this made it look like mimicking the macOS, it looked good for many. But for those who aren’t interested in having the Start Menu at the center of Taskbar, here’s a way to move it back to its original left-side position of the screen. Also Read- How To Roll Back Windows 11 to Windows 10
Steps to Move Windows 11 Start Menu From Center to Left
As said, Microsoft has given users the choice of shifting some elemental designs to old-style, and Start Menu’s position is one of them. For this,
