Quote:When Microsoft released the first preview build of Windows 11, it was met with praise by many, but also disappointment that many features users have to come to love were suddenly missing.
 
By far, the biggest changes in Windows 11 that have disappointed users revolve around the Start Menu, the taskbar, and the operating system's hardware requirements.
 
While Microsoft has stated that they would be considering some of these suggestions, many people are concerned that their requests will be ignored and be left with features worse than they have been used to.
 
Below we have compiled the most requested features and changes that users want in Windows 11 through the reports in the Feedback Hub.

"Bring back the ability to move the taskbar to the top and sides of the screen on Windows 11"

The Windows 11 Start Menu now includes a new 'Recommended' section that takes up quite a bit of real estate that could be used to display more pinned icons or even commonly used applications.

Instead, the Recommended section contains a list of files and applications that Windows thinks you want to use, even though, in our experience, that is commonly not the case.
 
With Windows 11, you can only have the sidebar on the bottom but can adjust the Start menu, so it's either centered or on the left.