Microsoft is currently testing a redesigned version of the Windows 11 Start menu, one that reuses most of the familiar elements from the current design but reorganizes them and gives users a few ...

Microsoft has silently fixed an issue that broke Start Menu jump lists for all apps on systems running Windows 10, version 22H2.

Windows 10’s April update has messed up part of the Start menu Right ... attached to the right-click menu. Windows Latest observes that this is a problem with all their Windows 10 PCs, and ...

A bug that broke jump links in the Start menu was previously flagged up with Windows 10’s April updateThat glitch was ...

One of the designs attempts to merge the Windows 10 Start menu with Windows 11's, by bringing the all apps list to the ...

One of the designs appears to attempt to fuse the Windows 10 Start menu with Windows 11: all apps list is to the forefront on the left side, while Windows 11's pinned and recent files are on the right ...

There’s very little time left for Windows 10 ... Start menu live tiles does not bring up the file list. Whenever you right-click on an app in the Start menu, a Jump List appears with all the ...

There’s a new Start menu coming to Windows 11 with an iOS ... it’s decent for a 10-inch touchscreen tablet. By the way, do you notice that all these ideas have ‘widgets’ and a ‘Create ...

It looks like this glitch is only hitting some Windows 10 PCs, not all of them. Plenty of users have reported the issue online, but if your Start menu is still behaving normally, consider yourself ...

First and foremost, you’ll need to be running Windows 11—but the good news is that WSL 2 is also supported on the latest versions of Windows 10. In addition ... it anytime from the Start menu and take ...

Windows 11 was accompanied by a new Start menu design, but like the rest of the system, it was a functional step backward.