The Windows 10 start menu is a powerful place for all of your apps. Learn everything there is to know with our tips and tricks tutorial!

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

The Start menu made its triumphant return in Windows 10 after being jettisoned in Windows 8 and 8.1. But the Windows 10 Start menu is not as user friendly as the one in Windows 7 when it comes to ...

Several third-party utilities can serve as Start menu replacements for Windows 8 users who aren't as keen on the new Start screen.

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?

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.

Sometimes, Windows' Start Menu can get a little finnicky, even if you've never had an issue before. Luckily, there's plenty of things you can do to fix it.

If you’re unhappy with the Windows 11 Start menu, why not try a third-party alternative?

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

We explain how you can move the Start Menu to the second monitor in Windows 11/10. There are two ways to do so. Pick the one that suits you.

Finally, in your Start Menu, you'll see your website near the top under Recently added. Pin your Chrome shortcut to the taskbar You can pin your new shortcut to the taskbar in two quick clicks.

Classic Shell let's you replace Windows 10's Start menu with that of Windows 7, or even Windows XP.