Microsoft officially announced the all-new Windows 11 on June 24, 2021, planning to "reimagine the operating system." The new Windows implements Microsoft Fluent Design System, which emphasizes user-friendliness and adaptability. Other features include faster web surfing, faster sleep mode recovery, better Windows Hello authentication, and optimized update sizes.

Windows 11 has plenty of new features. Probably the most notable ones are the major overhauls to how the operating system looks, offering new choices for customization which are sure to delight users. One particular change that caught the attention of many Windows enthusiasts is the new central position from the Start menu.

Unfortunately, the new centered Start menu is also probably the most disliked alterations in the brand new operating-system. Users have varying reasons to oppose the modification, whether due to adherence to norms or poor functionality. Regardless, here are the things you can do to bring the Start menu to the original place.

How to Place the Windows 11's Start Menu left

1. To adjust the position of the Start menu icon, the first thing you need to do is to right-click on any blank spot of the Taskbar.
2. Select Task settings to open a Settings window. You should see the window available to the Personalization > Taskbar section.
3. Scroll down to the foot of the window to obtain the Taskbar behaviors section.
4. Click Taskbar behaviors. This section lets you edit various behavioral settings of your Taskbar, for example its alignment, badges, visibility, and more.
5. Click the dropdown beside Taskbar alignment. Windows allows you to choose from two different alignments for your Start menu, namely Left and Center.
6. Select Left in the dropdown. You need to notice that your Start menu has become back around the left side of your Taskbar.