Windows: If you enjoy tweaking your OS right down to the little things like the start button icon, Windows 7 Start Button Changer makes it simple to swap the stock icon set for a new one. Windows ...

If the Start Menu does not open or Start Button is not working, or is broke in Windows 11/10, then here are a few troubleshooting steps you may want to try.

Because Microsoft thinks it knows what’s best for users and apparently wants to confuse the living daylights out of them, Windows 8 has no Start button. I’ll just say that again so it sinks in ...

TaskBarDock lets you have two Taskbars, Hide the Start Button or System Tray, make Notification Area transparent, center-align taskbar icons, etc.

The button may be physical hardware or displayed on the touchscreen ("virtual" home button). See home screen and virtual home button . (2) An icon on a Web page that takes the user to the starting ...

A lot of people complained and Microsoft listened. The company brought the Start button back in Windows 8.1. But the button doesn't have to stay there in your taskbar— there are hacks to re-hide it.

Pokki launched its Windows 8 Start menu replacement back in early October and the company has revealed today that it has been downloaded 1.5 million times for the new OS. The download figures for ...

According to Foley's source and Thurrott's screenshot, the Windows 8.1 Start button will look just like the flag icon currently in the center of the Charms bar. It will probably be on by default ...

Windows 11 is nearly six months old, and so far the most impactful change (at least, if you pay attention to Twitter) is Microsoft centering the Start button on the taskbar. However, a recent ...

Left-click on the Firefox icon on your desktop and hold the mouse button. Drag the icon to the Start menu, which opens automatically when you hover your mouse over it.

Open the Windows 11 Start menu by pressing the Start button. This can be either the Start icon on your Windows 11 taskbar or the physical key with a Windows icon on your keyboard. 2.

To access the 'secret' Start menu, all you have to do is right-click the Windows icon/Start button. You'll see a pop-up menu with a variety of administrative tools, ...