It's quite simple, really. Select Windows 11 Insider Program users on the following builds or newer have received an update that not only puts all of your apps in a scrollable lis ...

As we’ve previously covered, Microsoft is working on another redesign of the Start Menu in Windows 11, and one of the new ...

There’s also a new mobile device button on the Start menu that lets you expand or collapse the Phone Link interface that ...

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Microsoft’s Start menu is a big deal. It’s the first thing many people think of when they think of Windows, or even Microsoft. The simple Start menu has existed for more than 20 years now.

The latest change being tested solves one of the most annoying things with Windows 11's Start menu, and hopefully it will ...

Start Menu Reviver, as the name suggests, also brings back the Start menu, but it dispenses with the past and instead adopts a look that’s in line with the Modern design style of Windows 8 itself.

Start Menu is an essential Windows 11 feature that allows users to launch apps, access Windows Settings, apply power options, and more. Basically, Windows users control their system through the ...

From time to time, certain key elements in the Windows 10 or 11 user interface can go dormant. You click on or touch the Start menu icon, or other icons in the taskbar, and nothing happens.

The Start Menu actually has three parts: The Menu, the All Apps list, and the Tiles area. The Menu flushes up against the left edge and provides shortcuts to the settings, documents, and pictures.

The Start menu appears in the traditional two-pane format with shortcuts to your programs and folders on the left and links to Documents, Pictures, Control Panel, and other areas on the right.

The Windows 10 Start menu is a major improvement over Windows 8, for sure. But it doesn't feel quite polished. For example, Microsoft confusingly has put notifications in three separate locations.