Windows 11 Task Switcher

[CyberTrek]

Hello.

Got two issues.

1

I have a Windows 11 Pro system where the ALT-TAB is classic. Which is great, but I wanted to try the newer version. Looks like this I believe:

https://cdn.windowsreport.com/wp-con...11-886x590.png

I have seen many different images online, but all pretty similar to that.

I spent time looking around for such a setting in W11 but I can not find it to look like the new version.

2

The other issue is mind boggling me here. For years, I always used ALT-TAB and with SHIFT, to navigate. Then a few months back on my W10, I found I can ALT-TAB and then use my arrows to navigate, instead of just going back and forth. I realized tonight on this W11 system, that does not work. I can not find a setting to change this. As for my W10 system, I did nothing to it to unexpectedly discover I can ALT-TAB and use arrows.

Any thoughts on these?

Thank you.

[Ensign Tzap]

This may help you: https://geekrewind.com/how-to-change...in-windows-11/

Sorry, I haven't yet even migrated to W10.
My System is to old. LOL



Signed: Ensign Tzap

[CyberTrek]

No, that is not it. I seen that suggestion many times, but all that really does is affect M$ Edge tab viewing (which, I have off). But, I did try all those other options in the list and still no go.

[Ensign Tzap]

Hmmm........

Have you seen this registry edit?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmfLvYE2cLM

Once you do the edit.
It is suppose to let you use the old W10 ALT-TAB system.


Signed: Ensign Tzap

[Murf]

ALT-TAB works OK on my Windows 11.

Try this:

Modify ForegroundLockTimeout registry value

• Press Windows key + R to invoke the Run dialog.
• In the Run dialog box, type regedit and hit Enter to open Registry Editor.
• Navigate or jump to the registry key path below:
• Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop
• On the right pane, double-click on the ForegroundLockTimeout entry to edit

its properties.

• In the properties window, select the radio button for the Decimal under Base.
• Then, set the Value data to 0.
• Click OK to save changes.
• Exit Registry Editor and reboot your device.

OR

Modify AltTabSettings registry value

• HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curre ntVersion\Explorer
• On the right pane, double-click on the AltTabSettings entry to edit its properties.
• If it is not present, you have to create a new one. Right-click anywhere on the right pane and select New > Dword (32-bit) Value. Name the key AltTabSettings.
  
• In the properties window, set the Value data to 1.
• Click OK to save changes.
• Exit Registry Editor and reboot your device.

[CyberTrek]

Originally Posted by Ensign Tzap

Hmmm........

Have you seen this registry edit?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmfLvYE2cLM

Once you do the edit.
It is suppose to let you use the old W10 ALT-TAB system.

Signed: Ensign Tzap

That helped me but I needed to do the reverse.

https://www.mediafire.com/view/2n8op...%252B.png/file

That AltTabSettings already existed, but mine was a 1 (for classic which I have). I changed it to 0 and got the W11 version now to try out.

Same goes to Murf with the last suggestion being the same as well.

Thank you, all.