

In individual mode, each taskbar displays the buttons only for windows which are on the same monitor. This latest Windows 11 build also includes more improvements to the Settings app as part of Microsoft’s ongoing effort to include more Control Panel settings in the main Settings app. Multi-monitor Taskbar can work in three different modes: individual (default), mirror, and Mixed. That makes the Start menu a little more customizable, although many Windows 11 users are also opting for third-party apps here, too. The latest 22509 Insider build includes the ability to configure the Start menu to show more pins or more recommendations instead. Image: MicrosoftĮlsewhere, Microsoft is also making some improvements to the Start menu in Windows 11. There’s still much more to be improved, and hopefully we see the return of being able to drag and drop files onto taskbar apps and the general customization options. After my desktop rebooted, I used my laptop's Remote Connection to log onto my desktop. I hate the new taskbar, so I’m happy to see Microsoft make this initial change. Click on 'OK' (or maybe it was 'Done') On exiting MSCONFIG, I was told the system needed to be restarted, and I selected 'Restart now'. Only the Pro edition includes support for multiple taskbars.

taskbar on monitor 1 displays only windows situated on monitor 1, taskbar on monitor 2 - windows on monitor 2, and so on. A great tool to manage your dual-screen wallpaper and extend your taskbar across multiple monitors.

In individual mode, each taskbar displays the buttons only for windows which are on the same monitor (i.e. I’ve not been shy about criticizing the changes made to the taskbar in Windows 11. This extension can work in two different modes: individual (default) and mirror.
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It’s a change that multiple monitor users will appreciate, as many have had to install third-party apps like ElevenClock just to get this basic functionality in Windows 11.
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A new update that’s currently being tested by Windows Insiders brings the clock and date back to the taskbar on secondary or multiple monitors. This is how I personally choose to use multiple monitors, since it puts all my shortcuts. Windows 11’s taskbar is a giant step back in usability compared to Windows 10, and now Microsoft is starting to make improvements. The first switch removes the taskbar from your secondary display.
