The Windows 10 jump list feature lets users quickly access recently opened files and tasks using the context menu when right-clicking an app's icon in the Start menu or the Windows taskbar.

A bug that broke jump links in the Start menu was previously flagged up with Windows 10’s April update That glitch was actually floating about in earlier updates (going back to February ...

Case in point, Windows tester phantomofearth enabled an overhauled version of the Start menu from a recent Windows ... earlier this month enables "taskbar icon scaling," which can shrink your ...

Microsoft is reportedly working on a redesigned Windows 11 Start menu that can be customised more ... earlier this month also shows ‘taskbar icon scaling’ which can make the icons smaller ...

You can then turn on the switch for any folder you wish to see next to the power icon in the menu. If you still don’t like the Windows 11 Start menu, consider an alternative. Independent ...

Whether you need to open apps, view recently used files, or shut down your PC, the Start menu is an essential part of the Windows experience ... and the Start menu icon to disappear.

Unlike Windows 11, Windows 10 has live tiles, and live tiles have more features than the static icons in the new Start menu. On Windows 10, when you right-click the Start menu live tiles ...

The Start menu ... pinned app icons to rearrange them. Position your most-used applications at the top for quicker accessibility while moving lesser-used apps lower down. See also How to Fix ...

Windows 11’s new Start menu failed to please Windows users like Microsoft thought it would. The new design had some good elements. The recommended section is a sheer waste of space, and very few liked ...