New Changes to Windows 11

Windows 11 has a new look.  From the most noticeable centered taskbar to the slight variations of the system/folder icons and overall cosmetic changes.  This document will help you navigate some of the new changes.

Taskbar

• Now centered on your desktop, with the Windows key still on the left.
• The return of Windows Widgets.
• For more information please use our [Link for document 124249 is unavailable at this time] Knowledge Base document.

Start Menu

• Now centered above your Taskbar.
• Pin your most used apps in groups or individually for quick access. 
• How to sign out or lock your device.
• For more information please use our [Link for document 124273 is unavailable at this time] Knowledge Base document. 

Settings Application & File Explorer

• There is now a persistent left-side menu for easy navigation.
• All of the same settings can be found on Windows 10, with slight icon changes/moves.
• File Explorer has had a huge overhaul from icon changes to navigation options. 
• For more information please use our [Link for document 128367 is unavailable at this time] Knowledge Base document.

Window Multitasking

• Windows snapping now allows for quicker snapping with multiple options.
• Use multiple Desktops on one computer to stay organized. 
• For more information please use our [Link for document 124300 is unavailable at this time] Knowledge Base document.