Do you prefer the taskbar on your system at a particular position on the screen? Here's how to move the taskbar in Windows 11 to your preferred location.

To move the taskbar to your preferred location, left-click on the taskbar to grab it then drag and drop it to the left, right, or top. Restart File Explorer to save your changes.

You can move the taskbar on Windows 10 to four different positions: the default bottom of the screen, the top, the left, and the right.

If you don't like the new, centered look of Windows 11's Start menu and Taskbar icons, here's how to move them back to their familiar left-hand corner.

On Windows 11, you can align the Start menu and other Taskbar items to the left side of the screen, and here's how.

To move the taskbar to another edge of the screen, or to return it to its original position at the bottom, first right-click an empty space on the taskbar and uncheck Lock the taskbar.

To move Taskbar to the second monitor in Windows 11/10, you need to disable the Show my taskbar on all displays setting and choose your primary monitor correctly.