If you are new to Windows 11, then check out these tips and tricks to help you get the most out of the operating system.

While Windows 11 still doesn't let you manually resize the Start menu like in previous versions, it now automatically adjusts based on the screen size. On larger displays, you'll see eight columns ...

Using more than one display not only offers better screen real estate but also helps improve productivity. The taskbar and the Start Menu are usually present only on the original monitor.

Your screen might flicker or briefly go black, but don’t worry—that’s normal. Within a few seconds, your desktop and taskbar should reload, and your Start menu should reappear.

The menu is becoming bigger, more customizable, and more usable, with the option to see all apps immediately—and several options for how those apps are arranged on screen.

3] Run the Start Menu Troubleshooter If you use Windows 11, you need to use the Get Help app. Open the Get Help app and type start menu troubleshooter. It will display some solutions.

Microsoft is finishing this week with two new Windows 11 preview builds. One is available in the Dev Channel (26200.5733), and one in the Beta Channel (26120.5733). Both share the same changelog ...

Display as Menus In Windows Vista and 7, users can make the Start menu display menus to major resources for quick access. In this example, clicking Computer and selecting a drive opens Explorer at ...