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As we speak, the current Start Menu in Windows 10 comes with many pinned tiles as default. The most important are the Mail app, Microsoft Edge, Xbox, Maps, Calculator, and more. It’s pretty ...

especially for those accustomed to Live Tiles. In the comments section below, let us know how you feel about the current status of the Start menu in Windows 11 and how you would like Microsoft to ...

Windows 11 has a simplified Start menu that replaces Live Tiles with a more traditional app launcher and removes many legacy features. However, the Settings app still offers plenty of ...

This problem seems to happen because the tile data store seems to have changed for the Windows 11 menu, while the Windows 10 Start menu still uses the old data store to display tiles. The Windows ...

Visit the Start Screen to see the changes. The tool changes the color of the Tiles of your desktop software or apps only, and not the Universal Windows apps or System Tools. Again, at times ...

The Start menu reappears on the left-hand side of the taskbar and is reminiscent of the Windows 7 design. If you want to use the tool permanently, you will have to expect to pay $5 per PC.

and the Windows 7 Start menu was brought back in combination with Windows 8 live tiles for a new appearance in Desktop mode. In 2020, there were approximately 800 million Windows 10 users worldwide.