TaskbarX is a tool that lets you move and place Windows taskbar icons wherever you like. Your taskbar icons will head back to the original position, alongside the Start Menu. TaskbarX doesn't automatically run during Windows 10 startup. To fix this issue, head to the Taskschedule menu, input a time delay (in seconds), then hit Create, then Apply.
Disable Centered Taskbar in Windows 11 Press Win + I to open Windows Settings.
The Extra menu contains a few additional TaskbarX settings, such as for multi-monitor setups. You can also open Start and select Settings. On the right, click the Taskbar behaviors item. Right-click on Taskbar and uncheck Lock the taskbar option to unlock Taskbar. Locate the Taskbar alignment option at the top of the list. We’ll add a blank or empty toolbar on Taskbar to move program buttons area to center. Say, for example, you only want to center the taskbar on one of your monitors? There's an option for that. Or if you want to hide the system tray area on your secondary monitor? TaskbarX can do that, too. I'll just mention the About menu quickly. You can use this menu to check TaskbarX is running the latest version. If not, you can download and begin using the latest version. Developer, Chris Andriessen, releases TaskbarX updates to fix bugs and improve features. Align the Taskbar to the Left Side If you can’t get used to the position of the taskbar in Windows 11, you can move it to the left side. You should always check for updates after a major Windows 10 update, as Microsoft does have a habit of breaking other developer's applications (without meaning too, of course). When this issue is solved, you can move it back again if you want. Switch to the Beta Channel At present, the Windows 11 builds in the Dev Channel are not stable as the builds in the Beta Channel. By using a pretty intuitive method, it will barely take you any time at all to move the different programs to the center of the screen or the edge you want.
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