The new central positioned taskbar and start menu are one of the big changes that have been seen in Windows 11. Of course, you can shift it back to the left-hand side if you don’t like the new change. But who doesn’t like new change if it’s good? Everyone wants to try Windows 11 new UI. You can always give your Windows 10 system more Windows 11 look by customizing it with the new Windows 11 wallpapers and making around some changes. Let’s take a look at how you can get the Windows 11 taskbar on your Windows 10 system.
How to get Windows 11 Taskbar on Windows 10
There are two freeways to get the Windows 11 taskbar on your Windows 10 system. Out of these two, only one method requires you to make use of a free third-party program. And the other method will let you customize your Windows 10 taskbar without any app. Let’s start with the simple method to get Windows 11 like taskbar on Windows 10.
Change Taskbar Settings to get Windows 11 Taskbar
This method makes use of all the settings that are available within Windows 10 itself. It will also work if you have got Windows 8 or even Windows 8.1 on your system. You can make it feel more like a Windows 11 taskbar by right-clicking the taskbar and hiding the search icon, Cortana button, task view button, Windows Inkspace button, touch keyboard button, and also the People icon. Also, drag icons (WiFi, Battery, etc) on the right side to the arrow that contains hidden icons. And there you have it, the Windows 11 taskbar on your Windows 10, 8, and 8.1 systems.
Use Taskbar X to get Windows 11 Taskbar
Here is a free app that will perform the same functions as the previous method. Just that everything can be done in one simple click.
There is also a paid version of this app available on the Microsoft Store. However, there is no difference whatsoever, just that you will not get updates automatically as opposed to downloading the new version from the GitHub page. You can also go for the paid version to support developers for their awesome work.
Conclusion
With quite a few days left for Windows 11 to be announced by Microsoft, we can expect to see a lot more changes in the UI, performance as well as other features. With that being said, we can also expect more tools to help customize the current Windows 10 Start menu into the new Windows 11 styled one. So that’s all on how to get Windows 11 taskbar on Windows 10. These methods are tested and working fine. If you have any queries let us know in the comment section. Also Check:
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