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?

If the Start menu isn't working, you can restart the feature to fix the problem on Windows 11.

For easy access to your favorite apps and most-used settings, here's how to customize the Start Menu in Windows 10 and Windows 11.

The Start menu is highly customizable, and in this guide, we'll show you the steps to adjust its settings to make it more functional and personal on Windows 10.

The Start menu is back in Windows 10, but it's not exactly your father's start menu. Here's how to get the most out of it.

Windows 10 comes with a new Start menu, complete with a new bag of tricks. We'll show you how to master it.

Now click on the Start menu, and you should see your new Web Browsers folder. Open that folder to display the shortcuts for your four browsers. Here's another option. Create a folder called ...

Using this trick, you can launch or open two or multiple apps from the Windows Start Menu. We also show you how to open multiple instances of an app.

Remove the Recommended section from the Windows 11 Start menu with easy steps using Settings, PowerShell, Group Policy, or Registry Editor for a cleaner interface.

If the Start menu is stuck, frozen or not responding, you can restart Start Menu by restarting its StartMenuExperienceHost.exe process.