Steps to put the Taskbar on Windows 11 to the left like Windows 10

You can move the Taskbar on Windows 11 to the left like Windows 10 as follows.

1. How to put the Taskbar on Windows 11 to the left in Settings

Windows 11 operating system allows you to customize the Taskbar in many different ways to fit each need. For Windows 11, you will have two main choices: set the taskbar to be centered like MacOS and left aligned like Windows 10 before.

Step 1: Open the Start / Search Menu on Windows 11 and select Settings to open the settings window on your Windows computer.

Step 2: In Settings, find the Personalization tab to set up customizations for personalization.

Step 3: Next, select the Taskbar tab to set up the Taskbar on Windows 11.

Step 4: Right at the Taskbar Alignment setting, you will be able to set the position of the Taskbar and we have 2 choices:

1. Left: Left
2. Center: In the middle

By default on Windows 11, the system will place the Center in the middle, select Left to bring them to the left similar to Windows 10.

Step 5: After the setup is complete, you will see all the applications and the Taskbar pushed in the direction you edited.

2. How to set the Taskbar on Windows 11 with Regedit

In addition to settings on Settings, you can also use Regedit to change the position of the Taskbar to the left or center of the screen.

Step 1: Press the Windows + R combination to open the RUN window on the computer and enter regedit to open Regedit on the computer.

Step 2: Then, copy the link below and paste it in Regedit's navigation bar to open it.

HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionExplorerAdvanced

Step 3: Next, select the TaskbarAl item and double click to open it.

Step 4: By default on TaskbarAl, the system will leave Value data as 0 and they mean displaying the taskbar icon / bar in the center of the screen. When you want to put the Taskbar to the left like Windows 10, then set the Value data to 1 and click OK to finish.

In this article, TipsMake showed you how to put the Taskbar on Windows 11 to the left like Windows 10. Good luck!