One of the best things about being a Windows Insider is getting a first look at features Microsoft is still cooking up. The ...

Additionally, the new Start menu appears to be wider, allowing you to pin even more apps, with an option to automatically show all of your pinned apps without needing to expand the view first.

A new report says that the April update for Windows 10 has a pretty annoying side effect – part of the Start menu just stops ...

If you’re on the beta, under Taskbar settings > Taskbar behaviors, you can now select options under Show smaller taskbar ...

To show labels for apps in the Taskbar, use these steps: Open the Settings app. Click on Personalization. Click the Taskbar page. Click the Taskbar behaviors setting. (Option 1) Select the "Never" ...

The taskbar changes are likely to come to the standard public version of Windows 11 sooner rather than later, since Microsoft is testing them in its Windows Insider Beta channel—that's the second-most ...

Microsoft’s new Start menu design now keeps everything on one scrollable page, and you can even access all apps without having to navigate to a separate section. The all apps view is also easily ...

The Start menu is ... ve recently opened or apps you've recently used). Both those sections can be expanded with a click to show more programs and files. How the Start menu looks today.

This update, currently being tested in version 24H2 and set to be available for all Windows 11 users soon, introduces a cool feature: you can now hide recent files and apps from the Start menu.

The Windows Start Menu has undergone numerous redesigns over the years, with some incarnations having proven more popular than others. The current Start Menu design roots back to Windows 11's ...