Windows 11 is right around the corner and Microsoft has added several new features to the operating system like support for Android apps redesigned system apps and so on. However, other system components have been modified like the Start Menu, and these changes have not been well-received among all users.
One of the biggest changes to the Start Menu for Windows 11 is the removal of Live Tiles, and the centering of the Start button. Another big change is that the taskbar is now fixed and cannot be moved from the bottom edge. The search bar is now part of the Start Menu and requires additional input. These are all important changes that Microsoft has made keeping in mind the overall change to the operating system with Windows 11, but these changes may not sit well with all users.
How to move the Start Menu back to the left again
When Windows 11 comes out, the Start menu and app icon list are centered, which means that you might be clicking in the left corner to no avail. In order to bring the Start Menu back to the left, right-click on the taskbar, then choose Taskbar behaviors, then click on the alignment setting and choose Left instead of Center. After closing this window, you should be able to see the start menu and apps be left-aligned again.
Meanwhile, if you want to pin apps on Windows 11, you will need to learn to do so again, as the drag and drop feature is not currently working on Windows 11, at least during earlier builds.
