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In a recent update Microsoft swapped Notification Center and Clock icon positions so that Notification Center is the last icon in the taskbar. Is it possible to swap them back?
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In a recent update Microsoft swapped Notification Center and Clock icon positions so that Notification Center is the last icon in the taskbar. Is it possible to swap them back?
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This change was such an outrage that I've written a little app to put it back how it was. Executables + source available here.
Simply drop a shortcut to the executable into your startup folder to run it automatically. If you launch the .exe a second time it will quit itself and undo the change it made. No warranties, etc.
maybe upload source to github? – Poma – 2016-08-16T00:41:52.557
@Poma good idea, I have updated the link – Jonathan Potter – 2016-08-16T00:49:50.160
Is there any possibility to move it left a little bit more, to the left of the language icon (like it was pre-update)? Or give some tips on what needs to be edited in the code? – Daniel – 2016-10-28T22:49:49.297
Have you tried dragging it to a new position? – DavidPostill – 2016-08-05T12:48:12.220
Yes but doesn't work. I can drag only regular tray icons. – Poma – 2016-08-05T13:19:31.747
Other than turning the notification center icon off, i'm not sure – mt025 – 2016-08-05T18:32:37.717