#windows start menu

[buwheal]

What we thinking of the setup /j

I spent all day making my desktop look like this & love it sm lol it was so much fun doing it and looking and learning all the stuff.

Anyways im back from my midterms break and hopefully im gonna start back up again!!! Yay!!! But first i have to finish a section of the reference sheet i was working on :-)

[krjpalmer]

PC Magazine May 8, 2001

on Google Books

[zacolyn]

So my friend showed me this

and I was reminded that not everyone knows about Open-Shell, which has saved my sanity when it comes to Windows 10 and 11. So if even now you're still screaming and wishing you could have a working Start Menu again, Open-Shell is for you.

[w-o-n-s-h-i-kawaii]

[wumblr]

*win+r services.msc right click > stop, properties > startup type > disabled-ing windows update 3x a day* SaaS was a fucking mistake

[fereldenshero]

why in gods name am i on fucking 1999 tumblr !!!!!

[halfcaffeinated]

new windows 11 update has start menu customization options new windows 11 update has start menu customization options

[xumoonhao]

I THINK ALL THE JS FOR MY LAYOUT IS DONE 🥹🥹🥹

[howtofixitnow]

How to Disable Start Menu Ads in Windows 11

Ads are available in Windows 11, including in the Start menu and File Explorer. The ads are part of the KB5036980 update and are currently only available to Windows Insiders in the Beta Channel in the US. The ads are not available for commercial devices. It’s important to note that Microsoft’s marketing strategies are constantly evolving, and future campaigns may incorporate elements of…

[inspire2rise]

Windows 11's New Companions Feature for Start Menu: Tests Floating Widget Window

Microsoft’s Windows 11 is currently testing a new feature called “Companions” in its latest preview build 26212. This feature introduces floating widget-like enhancements near the Start menu, reminiscent of the dynamic tile functionality previously seen in Windows. Users have the option to position these dynamic tiles either on the left or right of the Start menu, where they can display various…

[windowstart]

To be honest, the app recommendations newly added to Windows 11’s Start menu look not so bad. But a large number of people oppose to it, let’s learn about what they are saying.

[w-o-n-s-h-i-kawaii]

[forlorn-plushie]

[littlestarprincess]

maybe instead of hiring marketers to say people have less and less of an attention span, corporations should stop trying to push fifty billion different tangents in people's faces at once.

[fred-the-dinosaur]

Linux users: Linux is a about choice! You can have whatever you want!

Me: I want a global menu bar

Linux users:

Linux users: not that

[techaipost]

Windows 10 Start Menu Not Working (7 Solutions to apply) 2024

Windows 10 Start Menu is a central hub for accessing apps, settings, and features on your PC. However, encountering issues where the Windows 10 start menu not working or not responding can be frustrating. Many factors can cause the start menu not working or malfunction, such as corrupted system files, problem with user profiles, system glitches, and issues with the explorer process are common. Whatever the reason Here are 7 solutions to apply if the Windows start button not working on your computer.

1. Restart Your Computer: Sometimes, a simple restart can fix minor glitches, including Start Menu issues. Restart your computer and check if the Start Menu is functioning correctly afterward. 2. Check for Windows Updates: Outdated system files or missing updates can cause compatibility issues, leading to Start Menu problems. Ensure your Windows 10 operating system is up to date or check for updates to get install the latest Windows 10 updates. 3. Perform a System File Check: Corrupted system files can also cause the Start Menu to malfunction. Running a System File Check (SFC) scan can help identify and repair these files. 4. Create a New User Account: Sometimes, the Start Menu issue may be specific to your user profile. Creating a new user account and checking if the problem persists can help determine if the issue is user-related. 5. Reset Start Menu to Default: Resetting the Start Menu to its default settings removes any customizations and restores it to its original state. This can eliminate any configuration issues that might be causing the Start Menu problem.

Command to re-register the start menu and Windows 10  apps:  

 Get-AppXPackage -AllUsers | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register “$($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml”} 6. Perform System Restore: If the issue started occurring after a recent system change, performing a System Restore to a point before the problem occurred can help resolve it. 7. Reset Windows 10: It essentially provides a clean slate for your operating system, eliminating any potential underlying issues that could be affecting the Start Menu's functionality.