MicroNugget: How to Use the the Windows 10 Start Menu & Start Button

In this video, Anthony Sequeira covers the Start Menu that has returned in Windows 10. Younger users might not know that Windows' Start button has seen a few different forms through the years. Now that it's back in Windows 10, Anthony walks through customizing it.

It's been rebranded as the Start Menu, but if you remember when it was called the Start button, you're probably glad it's come back to Windows 10.

The Start Screen of Windows 8 was nearly universally reviled, but tablet users — or masochists — can still bring the Start Screen back by configuring the taskbar.

One of Windows 8's less-hated features, Live Tiles, haven't been killed off with the Start Menu's revival: they can be manipulated just like before, resizing, repositioning, or adding/removing to your heart's content.

You can also drag applications and tools directly into the Live Tile area and turn any number of your apps into Live Tiles for quick access.

See all the other ways to personalize, customize and configure the Start Menu in Windows 10 as Anthony walks through its updates and changes.

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[CarlosLoezathissucks]

Thanks for making the video. The video is mostly a readaloud version on Microsoft's Help file.

[opendebate]

windows 8: tablet friendly, desktop nightmare.
windows 10: tablet nightmare, desktop friendly.

conclusion:
microsoft still has no clue.