Windows 11

Features

Refreshed tools and features include several time saving features and new workflows, click the links below:

• Windows 11: Taskbar
• Windows 11: Universal Search (apps, documents, web, and people)
• Windows 11: Turning on Dark Mode
• Windows 11: Tabs in File Explorer
• Windows 11: Notepad (autosave, dark mode, and multiple tabs)
• Windows 11: Snipping Tool (capture screen images and record)
• Windows 11: The Basics
• Windows 11: Help Resources

Moving the Windows 11 Taskbar to the Left

By default the Windows 11 taskbar appears at the bottom center of your screen. You can move the taskbar to your desired position on your screen, (left, center).

1. Right click on any open space on your taskbar.
   
2. Select Taskbar Settings from the context menu.
   
3. On the Personalization > Taskbar window, scroll down to Taskbar behaviors, (bottom of the page), click it to expand it.
   
4. Look for Taskbar alignment, then choose Left, from the drop-down menu.
   
5. The taskbar moves instantly to the Left, as it was in Windows 10.

Help Resources

Discover the fresh look of Windows 11, complete with enhancements to the classic Windows 10 interface. Dive into what’s new by exploring the following links below:

Microsoft Support articles

• Microsoft’s comparison of Windows 10 to Windows 11 
• Microsoft suggestions on utilizing new features 
• Microsoft help and learning page on Windows 11
• Microsoft support page on Windows 11 basics and personalization 
• Live Captions in Windows 11: Use live captions to better understand audio - Microsoft Support

Thinking of Upgrading Your Home Computer to Windows 11 

• SVSU Windows 11 Ready or Not Compatible Device Model List
• Microsoft’s list of specs and requirements 
• Android Authority’s information to know before upgrading 
• Microsoft update release information 
• Tech Advisor’s update schedule summary 
• Kevin Stratvert tips and tricks video