The April 2025 update for Windows 10 allegedly breaks jump lists in the Start menu, in yet another desperate move to convince you to upgrade.

What if you could bring back the Windows 10 taskbar, so you can place it on any edge of the screen, or see full-width app names again? Microsoft won’t let you do it, but a free and open-source ...

Microsoft has a Windows 10 problem. The problem is that despite the launch of the newer, shinier Windows 11, a large section ...

Microsoft has finally confirmed that some of you won't be able to view the jump list (recent list of files) in the Start menu.

Microsoft is kind enough to let you easily ... Your first stop should be the “Taskbar” section. Set the Taskbar Style to “Windows 10,” and you’ll see all kinds of options for modifying ...

Microsoft has fixed a mistake that has impaired Jump lists in Windows 10 since February 2025. With an update, users could no ...

Microsoft has silently fixed an issue that broke Start Menu jump lists for all apps on systems running Windows 10, version 22H2.

Microsoft does not have an ETA to share, but promised that it's working to bring these colourful battery icons to everyone on ...

In a nutshell: Microsoft has quietly introduced a new Windows feature allowing you to deal with unresponsive applications faster. A new "End Task" option is available directly from the taskbar ...