Don't like the new Start menu in Windows 11? There are a few tweaks that will make it a lot more useful. And beyond that, there are apps that will bring back the Windows 10 Start menu.

You can click this to browse your Applications folder. Credit: Justin Pot It's not a perfect start menu replacement, especially if you have a lot of apps, but you can organize things a little.

To move the start menu you’ll want to go to Settings > Personalization > Taskbar > Taskbar behaviors. From there, you can change the Taskbar alignment from Center to Left. Unfortunately ...

Toggle this off to permanently remove adverts from the start menu. This change comes as part of update KB5036980 which was released for Windows this week. Although the update is currently ...

Microsoft released its latest and most-awaited version of Windows, called Windows 10, on July 29, 2015. There were some major changes in the latest OS based on GUI and services. Almost 14 million ...

Microsoft is testing a new feature for the Windows 11 Start Menu called Companions. It looks like a replacement for the Live Tiles feature. The support has been spotted on the latest Windows 11 ...

After only two weeks of beta testing under its ‘Windows Insider Program,’ Microsoft has enabled ads on Windows 11’s Start Menu for all users. If you have already updated your Windows 11 version to ...

One case of an annoying incident is the launching of the start menu when you return to your PC after putting the computer to sleep or after locking it. Upon waking or on unlocking the system, the ...

or other folders like Documents, Pictures, and Music. Of course, the biggest change is that, by default, the Start menu is now in the center of the taskbar, rather than the bottom left corner ...

Microsoft is starting to enable ads inside the Start menu on Windows 11 for all users. After testing these briefly with Windows Insiders earlier this month, Microsoft has started to distribute ...

Chipotle Mexican Grill has made one major change to its menu following confusion from customers over an item’s name. Brian Niccol, chairman and CEO of the fast casual chain restaurant ...