It's quite simple, really. Select Windows 11 Insider Program users on the following builds or newer have received an update ...

Windows 11’s new Start menu misses a trick (or two) with customization, but I’m hoping Microsoft will change its tune here.

Windows 11 Start menu has a new Category view that clubs apps under different categories, but you can't create your own ...

Microsoft appears to be getting ready to deliver a highly requested change to the Start menu in Windows 11: a redesigned "All apps" list. Here is how to try it in the latest preview build.

Windows 11's Start menu is one of the reasons many customers ... Your pins and recommendations sit on top, while the All Apps list is right below them—simply start scrolling, and you are good ...

The new Start Menu will also allow users to disable the ... The single-page layout puts the Pins and Recommendations at the top, with the All Apps list below. Scrolling the page will allow users ...

Previous builds only allowed pinning apps from the "All Apps" list, not the pinned section of the Start menu itself, which was an odd omission. The new drag-and-drop functionality addresses this ...

Microsoft is working on a new Windows 11 Start menu design. It’s larger and lets you disable the recommended feed of files and apps.

Stardock just shipped a new update to its Start11 v2 app — the update ships with a notable feature that will let users pin websites to the Start menu.

And then there's a third group, representing apps that I don't want cluttering up the Start menu but keep available in the All Apps list, just in case. Here's a rundown on how I decided which apps ...

This will hide the app list in the Start menu, but the apps will still be accessible via search or other shortcuts. Hiding All Apps via Group Policy Editor For more comprehensive control ...

Instead of all the Messages apps living ... there is a hidden trick to organizing the menu so that your most important Messages apps are at the top of the list. Here's how you can swap these ...