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How to Enable a Windows Vista-Style Application Interface in Windows 10？
Without using any third-party customization tools, I have observed a Windows Vista-style application interface on the taskbar of an official brand laptop/desktop running Windows 11. This feature appears to be a built-in official characteristic of Windows 11, but I cannot find any option to enable or configure it in the current device settings. Seeking specific activation methods and the official name of this feature.
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This specific interface style is often part of the "Tablet experience" or "Tablet mode" settings, designed to optimize the UI for touchscreen devices or convert the desktop environment into a more touch-friendly, simplified interface. On some devices, especially official brand laptops or desktops, this mode may activate automatically or be part of the device’s optimized experience.
The Vista-style interface on the taskbar may be a pre-installed theme, visual style, or a system setting that is part of Windows 11's customization features, possibly unlocked via built-in options or official features.
