The Start 10 menu is the perfect replacement for the outdated Windows 10 Start menu. Reopening the Start menu gives you quick access to a quick list of apps and programs. The list is usually populated with programs you’ve recently run and those you use least frequently. The Start Menu is more of a personalization tool than anything else that allows you to customize your computer’s display.

Windows starts with the Windows Task Manager, which displays a list of all running processes, including the Start menu, and programs and services running on your computer. You can easily see how many apps are currently running, how many of them you have used and how many of them are currently uninstalled. The Start menu makes it easy to see which apps need to be uninstalled. For example, if you want to remove some of them, you can simply remove their entry from the start menu.

You can create a customized Start Menu by right-clicking the Start Menu icon and selecting Properties. Here you will see the current window layout along with its contents – this will help you create Start 10 menu settings that will be more efficient when you need to switch between different programs and applications. With the Start Menu 10 customization, you can change the color scheme, activate or deactivate icons, rearrange menus, add and remove shortcuts, and customize other features such as menu size and transparency. To complete the changes, right-click the Start menu icon, then click Run, and then type “msconfig” in the appropriate field.