Windows 11 brings many big changes and one of those involves the Start Menu. Now in the center of the screen and with static icons instead of Live Tiles, a lot of people aren't too keen on the big redesign. ... Read more
Windows 11 brings many big changes for those moving from Windows 10, but not everyone is a fan of seeing new apps and documents in the Start Menu. That might soon change. Noted on Reddit, Microsoft appears to be getting ... Read more
Here's a guide on how to customize your Windows 11 Start Menu...
Microsoft has started testing a new Pin to Start Menu option on Microsoft Edge Canary, allowing users to pin sites to the Start menu for quick access.
Windows 10 comes with a feature that allows you to add and remove applications (apps) that startup automatically any time you sign into your Microsoft account on your PC. There are plenty of apps available that give users the option ... Read more
It was quite a long wait, but Microsoft has finally released a new Windows 10 Insider build with some new features and noticeable changes today.
Windows 10 Live Tiles may be on the chopping block in an upcoming release according to a new report.
Windows 10 ships with a selection of built-in "in-box" apps to simplify common tasks. You can make sound recordings using the preinstalled Voice Recorder app, no extra software required. First, find Voice Recorder in the Start menu. The app's interface ... Read more
Some users on Windows 10 version 1903 are apparently still experiencing problems with the Start Menu, and Microsoft has now said that it will fix them in an upcoming patch.
Insiders can now get their hands on preview build 18995 that brings a handful of new features and a laundry list of fixes and some known issues.
Microsoft company acknowledged this morning that some users are still encountering issues with Windows Search as well as the Start Menu after installing this week's Patch Tuesday update.
It appears that the internal Windows 10 build 19847 that Microsoft released by mistake this morning includes a redesigned Start Menu with no Live Tiles, and this could be what Microsoft plans to ship on its new Windows Lite OS.
We’re currently rolling out a new OneDrive icon to Insiders that supports both dark and light theme as part of OneDrive
Despite Microsoft announcing that the Windows 10 May 2019 would come with a “simplified Start layout” for new devices and clean installs, Microsoft hasn’t completely given up on preinstalling apps like Candy Crush or Netflix.
Microsoft is still sorting out its Insider releases, re-releases and spot fixes to enable releases and while doing so, the Windows team managed to squeak out Friday build for testers.
Windows 10's taskbar is primarily used to launch and switch between applications. You can also add your own toolbars, which let you access the contents of any folder on your PC. If you find yourself frequently opening files within a ... Read more
Microsoft Support uses Safe Mode in Windows 10 for troubleshooting issues you might be having with Windows 10. By starting your PC in Safe Mode, you start Windows 10 in a bare-bones state, often limiting the number of files and ... Read more
The Start Menu: in all probability it's where you start, every time you turn on your PC. Disregarding a hiatus with Windows 8, it's been a staple of the Windows desktop for generations with proven credentials as an efficient app ... Read more
After some testing with select Insiders in recent weeks, this new build finally separates Cortana from Windows Search in the task bar.
The Windows Sandbox feature Microsoft revealed yesterday is live in this build, but there are a lot of other new features as well.
With Microsoft's Windows development offices being primarily in North America, the release of a new preview build was postponed as employees observed the Thanksgiving holiday for the past couple of days. Being three days removed from the Thanksgiving weekend, the ... Read more