Taskbar and Start Menu Issues in the First Windows 11 Build

Microsoft has officially released the first Windows 11 preview build to insiders in the Dev channel, and like every other test build that landed in the Windows Insider program, there are several known issues that users must be aware of when planning to install it. First and foremost, the new Start menu (borrowed from Windows 10X and now centered on the desktop) might block users from unpinning apps, according to Microsoft itself. This glitch, however, isn’t impacting everybody, and in my case, for example, everything is working properly. The Start menu could also make the command bar in File Explorer to disappear or hide the snapping options. Indeed, the new snap mode isn’t working on my Windows 11 testing machine either, but Microsoft says that restarting the computer should bring things back to normal. In addition, searching in the Start menu might not work properly, and Microsoft recommends users to just press the Windows key + R to launch the run dialog box an...