Windows 10's 'secret' Start menu It's not really a secret, but it is a convenient way to access important features.

Learn to export, import and fix a particular Start Menu layout for all users, and across Windows 11/10 computers using PowerShell and Group Policy, for the sake of uniformity.

Pat Stuhlman was happy with Windows 10. Then, suddenly, the Start menu stopped working. The return of the Start menu is probably Windows 10’s most popular feature. But it doesn’t work on all ...

If you want to add PowerShell to your right-click context menu in Windows 11/10, you can edit the Registry or use Ultimate Windows Tweaker.

These two commands will make the Start Menu persistent for all user accounts in Windows 10.

Method 1: Use the Windows 10 Start Menu context menu When you right-click on the Windows 10 start menu, a context menu will appear that allows you to launch frequent administrative programs quickly.

If you come across issues, Windows 11 lets you restart the Start menu using at least three different methods, including Task Manager, Command Prompt, and PowerShell.