Windows Vista's Taskbar and Start Menu Properties dialog box has received a fair amount of reorganization and fine tuning yet is still familiar when it comes to customizing the Taskbar and Start ...

As Microsoft turns 50, we're looking at the Start menu's changes from its debut in Windows 95, passing through 98, ME, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, 10, and 11.

For Vista, Microsoft made mostly small adjustments to the two-column template introduced by Windows XP. The Start Menu in vista wasn’t bad, but it didn’t offer much of anything new.

Vista was the final release to include a “classic” version of the Start menu that stepped back to a Windows 9x level of functionality. Third-party utilities can still bring back that old menu ...

Windows only: Vista Start Menu offers an expanded, feature-rich Start menu for Windows 2000/XP or Vista, one in which program menus, power-off optio. Skip to Main Content.

The same went for Windows Vista, Windows 8.1, and Windows 11/10. The urge to return to the Classic Start Menu is even higher among Windows 11/10 users. Not everyone is a big fan of Tiles and the ...

Windows 95, 98 and Me: Microsoft's first take on the Start menu (below) grouped all the PC's program files, documents, settings and power management in one place. Windows XP, Vista and 7 ...

The biggest changes when using the theme to make your PC look like it's running Windows Vista alter the taskbar and Start menu. To be completely honest, the theme looks more like a mashup of ...

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.