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Windows 10 Start Button Location

GamurGurl
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I recently got an ultrawide monitor, and to make sure I'm not wasting so much space I moved my taskbar to the side of the display.

 

Is there any way to make flip the layout of the taskbar so Start is at the bottom and the Action Centre, Clock and all that are at the top?

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Moved my task bar around and played with the setting, but no luck. I dont believe there is a way to flip it without using a 3rd party. Rainmeter is a popular option.

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10 minutes ago, SansVarnic said:

Moved my task bar around and played with the setting, but no luck. I dont believe there is a way to flip it without using a 3rd party. Rainmeter is a popular option.

Thanks for checking, but Rainmeter's Getting Started page says "Rainmeter does not change your Windows visual style. It cannot change the appearance of your taskbar, Start button, desktop icons, file explorer, or other built-in Windows components."

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