Windows 11 taskbar.png

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Description	A screenshot of the Windows 11 taskbar in light mode on version 22H2, with the icon arrangement are at the center by default.
Source	Taken from a computer running Windows 11 by Paowee (talk · contribs)
Author	Microsoft
Portion used	I only captured the bottom portion of the screen, mainly where the taskbar is.
Low resolution?	Yes
Other information	This image can no longer be resized, as it doubles the resolution of the image, according to the Toolforge resize calculator. Resizing it would double the resolution and destroy the image.

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Non-free media rationale for Taskbar
Article	Taskbar
Purpose of use	To illustrate the Windows 11 taskbar
Replaceable?	No, all non-free images are presumed irreplaceable.

	Date/Time	Thumbnail	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	13:34, 18 February 2024		1,280 × 48 (57 KB)	Paowee (talk \| contribs)	Copilot button has been moved to the right.
	13:01, 28 November 2023	No thumbnail	1,280 × 48 (62 KB)	Paowee (talk \| contribs)	Updated to 23H2. Teams has been removed on the taskbar on a clean install.
	01:15, 6 October 2023	No thumbnail	1,280 × 48 (40 KB)	Paowee (talk \| contribs)	Updated taskbar w/ Copilot's icon.
	10:48, 1 March 2023	No thumbnail	1,280 × 48 (60 KB)	Paowee (talk \| contribs)	Updating taskbar with the Moment 2 update design.
	14:37, 27 December 2022	No thumbnail	1,280 × 48 (58 KB)	Paowee (talk \| contribs)	{{Non-free no reduce}} {{Non-free image data \| Description = A screenshot of the Windows 11 taskbar in light mode on version 22H2, with the icon arrangement are at the center by default. \| Source = Taken from a computer running Windows 11 by {{user\|Paowee}} \| Portion = I only captured the bottom portion of the screen, mainly where the taskbar is. \| Low_resolution = Yes \| other_information = This image can no longer be resized, as it doubles the resolution of...

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