Clicking on the search field offers immediate access to several popular apps.īy the way, that search field? Click in that, and the Start menu will open up, giving you immediate access to File Explorer, settings, and other apps. Look below the app icons, and you’ll find a “Recommended” section, which offers apps that Microsoft thinks you should try (such as Teams), and if you click on the “More” button, some of the files or apps you may have used recently. Click on “All apps” on the top right corner (just below the search field) and you get the familiar A-to-Z listing of apps. Instead of the large square Live Tiles that used to pop up, you have a much more modest set of app icons, mostly showing Microsoft-related apps, pinned to the main page. The Windows 11 Start menu is now a small icon in the center of the taskbar.Ĭlick on the Start menu icon, and things will look very different as well. When you upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11, one of the first things you may do is wonder: where the heck is my Start menu? Traditionally, the Windows Start menu has been in the lower left corner of the screen, but when your new version of Windows appears, you’ll find the Start icon among a group of icons in the center of your taskbar at the bottom of the screen.
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