There are some secrets in the Windows 11 preview. The taskbar can now be resized.
Source: Frontroid
This is June 24th, Published by Microsoft Windows 11, But a preview has been leaked A week before the big event. We were able to deliver to you A tour of innovation in pictures and videos, But some of us escaped.
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Hidden options in the registry
By changing the Windows registry, it is sometimes possible to unlock options or functions that Microsoft has hidden. This is a very dangerous process that should not be done on a computer that you want to use on a daily basis, without an accurate technical knowledge.
A change discovered by Yellowfin’s account on Twitter makes it possible to resize the taskbar. The variable has three values for a small, medium or large scale.
This is a revived novelty Windows 10X, But there is no evidence that Microsoft will provide this change to users in the final version.
Another modification of the registry makes it possible to restore the “classic” Windows 10 Start menu with dynamic tiles.
Windows 11 Tip: Run Classic Start HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionExplorerAdvancedStart_ShowClassicMode DWORD = 0x1 pic.twitter.com/xIfyCw68z9
– Raphael Rivera (ith Withinrapel) June 15, 2021
It also shows how Microsoft hides a “simple” update from Windows 11 to Windows 10, even though it is actually the next generation. This is not bad news, but the transition from Windows 10 to Windows 11 should be very straightforward. We did not encounter any compatibility with the software or applications during our tests.
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