Start Menu Settings In Windows 10

Head to Settings > Personalization > Start. On the right, scroll all the way to the bottom and click the “Choose which folders appear on Start” link. Choose whatever folders you want to appear on the Start menu. And here's a side-by-side look at how those new folders look as icons and in the expanded view.

1. How do I get my start menu back to normal in Windows 10?
2. How do I enable the Start menu in Windows 10?
3. Where is settings on Start menu?
4. What happened to my Start menu in Windows 10?
5. What to do if Windows button is not working?
6. Where is Win 10 control panel?
7. Where is my settings icon?
8. Where do I find my settings?
9. Why Is Start menu and Cortana not working?
10. How do I restore my Start menu?
11. Why can't I see my Start menu?
12. How do I get my toolbar back?

How do I get my start menu back to normal in Windows 10?

How to switch between the Start menu and Start screen in Windows...

1. To make the Start screen the default instead, click the Start button and then click the Settings command.
2. At the Settings window, click the setting for Personalization.
3. At the Personalization window, click the option for Start.

How do I enable the Start menu in Windows 10?

How to enable the Windows 10 20H2 Start Menu

1. Save the Notepad file as 20H2.reg.
2. Run the 20H2. reg and apply the registry changes.
3. Restart your system.

Where is settings on Start menu?

You can click the Settings icon in the Start menu, click Settings tile in the action center, or use the Windows logo + I keyboard shortcut. Most users prefer opening the Settings app by clicking its icon in the Start menu instead of using other methods.

What happened to my Start menu in Windows 10?

If Start Menu disappears from your Windows 10 installation, the problem might be File Explorer. One suggested workaround that might help you is restarting the File Explorer. Once the File Explorer restarts, check if the problem still appears.

What to do if Windows button is not working?

1. Launch Task manager. Press the [Ctrl] + [Alt] + [Del] keys on the keyboard at the same time, or right click the Taskbar, and select Task manager.
2. Run a new Windows task. ...
3. Run Windows PowerShell. ...
4. Run the System File Checker.

Where is Win 10 control panel?

Press the Windows logo on your keyboard, or click the Windows icon in the lower-left of your screen to open the Start Menu. There, search for "Control Panel." Once it appears in the search results, just click its icon.

Where is my settings icon?

On your Home screen, swipe up or tap on the All apps button, which is available on most Android smartphones, to access the All Apps screen. Once you're on the All Apps screen, find the Settings app and tap on it. Its icon looks like a cogwheel. This opens the Android Settings menu.

Where do I find my settings?

To open the Settings app

1. From the Home screen, tap the Apps icon (in the QuickTap Bar) > the Apps tab (if necessary) > Settings . OR.
2. From the Home screen, tap the Menu Key > System settings.

Why Is Start menu and Cortana not working?

When your Start menu or Cortana functions are not working properly, you can try fixing the problem, using PowerShell. Simply follow the steps below: Launch Task Manager by pressing Ctrl+Shift+Esc on your keyboard. Click File, then select Run New Task from the drop-down list.

How do I restore my Start menu?

Press the Windows key on the keyboard to bring up the Start Menu. This should also make the taskbar appear. Right-Click on the now-visible taskbar and select Taskbar Settings. Click on the 'Automatically hide the taskbar in desktop mode' toggle so that the option is disabled.

Why can't I see my Start menu?

Press CTRL+ESC to bring up the taskbar if it's hiding or in an unexpected location. If that works, use Taskbar settings to reconfigure the taskbar so you can see it.

How do I get my toolbar back?

To do so:

1. Press your keyboard's Alt key.
2. Click View in the top-left corner of the window.
3. Select Toolbars.
4. Check the Menu bar option.
5. Repeat clicking for other toolbars.