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Why my switch user button has moved a menu level deeper
- If ms don't change it, then try openshell for a more traditional menu. In windows settings (taskbar settings>behaviours>alignment) you can also set the menu to the left hand side. I use it with retrobar
- Why didn't they add a second button, one for their MS stuff and one to log out/switch user. Show the second button only when you are logged in with a MS account. So much useless space on this start menu.
- You're using a 3rd party Start menu software, as the default one doesn't come with "Switch user", "Lock", "Sleep", and "Hibernate".
- Changes in user account settings might affect how user switching is presented. If you've modified settings related to user accounts or the way they’re displayed, it might lead to a different organization in the men.
- Press Windows + L to lock your computer, then on the lock screen, click on the user icon in the bottom right corner to select the user you wish to switch to.
- You can drag and drop the menu to the place you wish to.
- Drag the menu and drop it to the right place.
- Drag & drop does not work for this way on Windows 11.
What I find particularly annoying about this change is the loss of Fast User Switching (as well as the extra click required, which is a negative change.)
- Why the amount of pinned apps is so less from Settings? I have 18 apps displayed.
- This is the standard display. I have 19 apps listed too. Don't know what kind of change OP has made.
- Wait until you realize they’re promoting Microsoft 365 in that pane if you’re signed in with your ms account.
