On Windows 11, you can ungroup and show labels for running apps in the Taskbar one more time. In this guide, I'll show you how to complete this configuration.

Knowing how to pin to the Windows 11 taskbar is important if you want to boost your productivity. Here's how to do it.

How to change your taskbar settings in Windows 11 There are two places where you can change taskbar settings.

You can add Google Calendar to Windows 11 Taskbar by creating its desktop shortcut using Chrome, Edge or Firefox. We have explained this in detail in this article.

You can hide your taskbar using Windows 11 settings, but that won't hide it completely. The only way to do that is to use a third-party application.

On the right side, scroll down and click on Taskbar. Choose Taskbar behaviors. Uncheck the Show hover cards for inactive and pinned taskbar apps option to disable the hover cards.

Or perhaps you just want the taskbar on the left or top for aesthetic purposes. Unfortunately, changing the taskbar location in Windows 11 isn't the easiest task.

One of the changes introduced in Windows 11 is a centered taskbar and Start menu. If you don't like it, here's how to move the taskbar in Windows 11.

Want to ungroup the icons on your taskbar, but can't find the option in Windows 11? Here's how to ungroup icons on the taskbar in Windows 11.

This hidden Windows 11 setting adds an 'End task' option to every task on your taskbar Dealing with unresponsive apps much?

When you know how to get a transparent taskbar on Windows 11, you can improve the look of your desktop at all times.