How to use Open Shell as your Windows 10 Start menu Your email has been sent The Windows 10 Start menu strives to be versatile by offering you a traditional one-column menu and a tiled screen. You ...

The Start Menu is back in Windows 10! Take a look at its new features & see how to customize the Windows 10 Start Menu, to personalize your computing experience.

Windows 10’s release marked the return of the Start Menu, and what a glorious return it was. Desktop users could say goodbye to the confusing parallel of the Start Screen and the desktop and ...

The Windows 10 Start Menu is a functional mix of old and new. Here's how to use and customize the Start Menu to make your Windows 10 PC feel more personal.

By default, the Windows 10 Start menu's All Apps list shows you every item that's been installed, including readme files, uninstall options, and About features.

The Start menu is back, and we have some tips that will help you customize it to your liking. Learn more here.

The Start menu in Windows 10 has similarities to its counterpart in Windows 7 but also has some surprises. So how does it all work now?

In the past few years, the Windows Start menu has been dangled in front of us and taken away more times than we can count, but it’s finally back—and i ...

If you’re not a fan of Live Tiles then this might be the Start menu you’re looking for. It’s literally identical to Windows 7, complete with the search interface and all programs view.

Adding your own customized program shortcuts to the Start menu is easy, once you know where those shortcuts are stored. Here's how to create your own subfolder full of one-click links to tasks in ...