I got it working once, I guess, and I don't know how anymore. I followed your instructions today again, and what comes up is a contextmenu with: Open Run as Administrator Properties But not "Pin to Start" or "Pin to Taskbar" like in your screenshot. How do I get them as well? Some applications do show these two options. But for example Firefox does not. Even though I did manage to pin it using your instructions, I can now no longer pi
Martyyy
Sorry for the late reply. Windows 11 25H2 Start11 2.7 Primary 3840x2400 @ 250% + Secondary 3840x2160 @ 200% My secondary monitor is positioned above my primary. Both are horizontally oriented. Btw, the search also looks "off". On the primary screen it looks like how it's probably intended. On the secondary screen, the icons are too big for the imaginary box they're supposed to be contained within. Text is glued to them: <img
I guess it requires some sort of super special setting for the double right-click to work properly. On my machine A second right-click just shows the same menu as it does for the first right-click.
Yes that seems to work. But I got stuck on step 1 initially. Like I mentioned, the option "Pin to taskbar" isn't there. So I had to move the window to my primary screen, then pin it, and then move it back. I'm sure it's possible to make this experience smoother. Even moreso if you make the "Pin to taskbar" option a menu with things like "Pin on this monitor only", etc.
I've seen it look different my when my secondary screen is a different kind of screen when I'm at the office. I'll try to remember posting screens of what that looks like when I'm there. In the mean time: do you need any more information to resolve the issue?
Why does Start11 look like this on my primary screen: And like this on my secondary screen: Seems like you need to test better with HDPI settings.
So on the primary screen, I can pin a program to the task bar. But on my secondary screen, that option is not available. Can this be added too please?