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Windows 11: Customize Start Menu - TecChannel Workshop

Windows 11: Customize Start Menu – TecChannel Workshop

Separate from “Start”

Windows’ on-board tools are suitable, for example, to organize back-up applications. If you click on the Windows button in the task bar and open the Start menu, these programs will be placed prominently at the top. Here are several applications that will make Windows the default without you doing anything. This includes not only games, but also streaming services (such as Disney + or Prime Video) or social networks (such as Instagram or Zing).

You can remove what you do not need from the startup area. To do this, right-click on the corresponding program icon. In the context menu that opens, you have the option to open a post-command application Separate from “Start” Ban from Start menu. With will Uninstall The program can be completely removed from the system.

Rearrange applications

You can also rearrange apps by pressing the left mouse button and dragging them to the desired location. If you want to move an icon directly to the top level, the context menu with commands also helps All the way up.

Execute functions

Also, some functions for the Start menu can be enabled or disabled in the settings. The quickest way to get there is to press the Windows key +. Alternatively, right-click on the Windows button and select Point Ideas.

Now go through the left sidebar Customization And click on the right side of the window Get started. You will find various on / off switches in the submenu on the following page. You can use them, for example, to display the most recently added or frequently used applications in the Start menu. However, it may take a while for these to appear there. Windows briefly reports that after activating the function, when the user uses the device, more components appear in that area.

Switch if you click below Folder Click to access additional options. This allows you to specify which shortcuts Windows should show in the Start menu next to the Power button. For example, these may be links to your downloads, documents, or images folder. This way you can display the icons to open File Explorer or your computer settings with the mouse click.

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