Steps to Move Start Menu in Windows 11

Change is often a good thing, mainly when triggered by enhanced overdue features for some build-up. Even though the Windows 11 system will change pretty much all of the UI, you need to keep in mind that the developers are still enabling the users to change a few features to make the transition a bit smoother. Here in this blog, we will see the new features of the Windows 11 UI and how to move the start menu in Windows 11.

How To Move Start Button, Taskbar Icons To Left On Windows 11?

Most of us access the start menu from the lower-left corner of the screen. Hence, the people coming from the Windows 10 system may have issues getting used to the respective icons. Below is a step-by-step procedure to move the taskbar icons and the start button to the left corner on your Windows 11 PC system. 

  • You are required to press the start button on the taskbar and tap on Settings in the menu. You are required to also open the settings directly by pressing the Windows plus I keys. 
  • Then you have to select the personalization option from the sidebar at the left and then scroll down and click the Taskbar option. 
  • Here, you are required to click on the taskbar behaviors. By default, the taskbar alignment will then be set to the center area. 
  • You are required to now tap the drop-down menu next and change it to the left. Once it is done, you have to close the settings. 

Using the above steps, you will know how to move the start menu in Windows 11. Follow the steps carefully, and you are all set.

Change Taskbar Theme 

Apart from the other features, Windows 11 system brings forth various built-in theming options. Changing the theme also changes the taskbar color. So, if you want to customize, you can then try the available themes in the settings. To change the theme, you have to open the Settings app on the PC and personalize it. Here, you have to tap one of the available themes to apply it.  Here is how to move the start menu in Windows 11. Try these new themes and features as well on Taskbar.