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

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

And doing this will make sure you have all the apps you want rather close to your fingertips, or mouse cursor. So read on to find out how to customize the Windows 11 Start menu. You may like ...

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.

This will display the full app list in the Start menu. Right-click on an app in the All apps list and you can pin or unpin it to the Start menu, pin it to the taskbar, view its settings, rate and ...

This will display the full app list in the Start menu. Right-click on an app in the All apps list and you can pin or unpin it to the Start menu, pin it to the taskbar, view its settings, rate and ...

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 ...

The All Apps list is gone but the Menu remains. The desktop aspect is still intact, however, so you’re not locked into a tablet interface. Add or remove folders.

Thankfully, you don't have to use it. Thanks to the world of third-party apps out there, you can completely change or just ...

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.

Microsoft appears to be working on a big update for the Start menu in Windows 11. The latest preview build from the Beta Channel revealed a new iOS-like "Category" view for all your 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.