Windows 11 brought quite a few innovations.
However, not all of them were liked by users.
The answer to this may be a little frustrating for some users.
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The fact is that you cant do this using Windows 11 internals.
The taskbar has been slightly redesigned to achieve more minimalism in Windows 11.
First of all, it has been placed in the center.
However, Windows 10 had a slightly different design where the taskbar was right-side up by default.
Also, the shortcuts had a somewhat different look.
They were more expanded with the programs name or the specific window you had open.
Many people like this taskbar because they have been using it for years.
There is no built-in setting in Windows 11 itself for this.
However, you’re free to still do it using a third-party program called Start11 from Stardock.
This company has been making customization tools since Windows XP.
How to install and use Start11
Its pretty easy to do.
Like any other program, you should probably download and configure it correctly.
Unfortunately, there is no built-in feature to do this without a third-party paid app.
It would be best if you also remembered that this is only a Beta version of the program.
It may be unstable and sometimes work with errors.
Technology is constantly evolving.
This applies to both technological and visual aspects.
Indeed, in todays world, trends are changing quite rapidly.
This applies to peoples lives as well as to technology or software.
The release of Windows 11 can also be classified as this bang out of change.
Its more practical and redesigned.
We can say that Windows, its a revolutionary design that has significantly changed the look of the system.
However, not all users may like such a radical change.
Also, the simplified look of the taskbar looks nicer.
Even with Windows 10, I would advise you to turn off the full name of the open applications.
