Hi,

Thanks for the prompt response.  This happens regardless of the configured scale.  Right now I'm at my device's recommended value (150%) - but I've also tried changing to 100%, 125%, etc. - and even logging off and on, and rebooting with different values  - but it still looks cut-off (only in different relative size each time).

1920x1280.

I see the same issue even when I connect my external display (2560x1440) - and set it as the primary (and only active) display - again, regardless of the chosen scale used (100%, 125%, 150%).

Thanks!

Hello,

I have the exact same problem, the quick settings menu is cut off at the top, only if taskbar is on Top.
1920x1080p on 100% scaling.

Anything new related to this? It bugs me out alot.

Kind regards,
Kami

Hi Basj,

just installed the beta, did a restart and it turns out, the error is still there.

One interesting aspect to note here:
I figured out, if you resize the taskbar (small, medium, large) the error gets worse the bigger the taskbar is.
Soooo i thought i'll try auto hide. Gues what, error is gone. (disable auto hide and the error is back again)

My best guess is, windows thinks if the taskbar is on top, that it's actually hidden. Because the position of the quick settings menu is significantly lower than it would be if the taskbar is on the bottom.
So it calculates, based on a hidden taskbar, but actually get's a smaller working area because it's on the top.

Maybe this helps the devs somehow.

Kind regards,
Kami

To those who still have the issue, are you using release version of Windows 11 or insider?

Also English or other language install?

I ask as the issue was resolved some time ago so there is something else involved here that differs from our testing.

Any developments on the matter? Did the video help? Do you need more information?