Windows 11 KB5124008 Adds Movable Taskbar, Resizable Start Menu & Bing-Free Search
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Five years after starting Windows 11, Microsoft has the taskbar docked up, left or right again; the option is delivered with the September update KB5124008. The rollout runs in waves and can be forced.
The Windows 11 Taskbar returns customizable: you can move it to the four sides of the screen and make it smaller.
Windows 11 KB5124008 Adds Movable Taskbar, Resizable Start Menu & Bing-Free Search
Microsoft has officially rolled out its mandatory Patch Tuesday update for Windows 11 versions 24H2 and 25H2. Designated as KB5124008, this release marks one of the most substantial quality-of-life additions to the operating system in years, bringing back long-awaited desktop customization options alongside critical security hardening and system performance enhancements. As covered in our ongoing […]
Microsoft started distributing KB5124008 for Windows 11 24H2 and 25H2, an update that incorporates the moveable taskbar, a Resizeable Start menu, a Bing Search without results, and new security and artificial intelligence features.
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