You can pin any of your mobile apps to the Start menu and Taskbar in Windows 11 and use them when your phone is connected to your PC.

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

Are you unimpressed with the Windows 10 Start menu? If you have yet to embrace its colorful tiles and menus, then you're missing out, especially if you have a Windows tablet or touchscreen laptop.

Compared to Windows 7, the Windows 10 Start Menu is much more improved. There are a couple of things you need to know about it — the layout, features, and ability to “pin” apps.

The Windows 10 Start menu can be customized with different tiles to represent your favorite apps, games, and websites. But what if you want more control over how they look?

Learn how you can pin any app to Taskbar in Windows 11. Pin apps to the Taskbar from the Start Menu or the right-click context menu.

Don't seem to find a way to pin the Group Policy app to the Start menu or taskbar? In this guide, we'll show you a workaround to make this possible on Windows 10.

Microsoft Edge in Windows 10 has pin-to-Start functionality built-in. Open Microsoft Edge and then navigate to the page you want to add.

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.

Windows 10 includes a well-hidden option that gives you quick access to common folders. This secret shortcut list appears on the left of the Start menu. Here's how to customize that list.