You can open the widget board by hovering your cursor over the weather icon in the taskbar. Luckily, you can go back to the proper context menu with a little registry editing.Ĭlick the tiny “manage interests” option in the Widget settings to start making adjustments. If you want the full shebang, you have to click Show more options to get the rest of the context options. When you right-click, Windows 11 gives you a simplified context menu that’s missing a ton of options, just like the Windows 11 Settings app. There are two different context menus now, matching the two settings apps. One of the most frustrating experiences in Windows 11 shouldn’t come as a surprise. It’s one of the many tweaks you can perform to make Windows 11 look like Windows 10. Change it from “Center” to “Left,” and you’re all set. Near the top of this list is the alignment option. Scroll down to the bottom, and expand the “Taskbar behaviors” section. The feature you need is available in Settings > Personalization > Taskbar. You want ‘left’ to make it look like Windows 10. Change the alignment of Windows 11’s taskbar icons and Start menu with this setting.
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