The Bottom LineĪt the end of the day, Windows still remains to be one of the most trusted operating systems in the world. If you are a beginner who is just shifting to Windows operating systems, then the version of the Start Menu in the Windows 11 will be the right fit for you. Well, I guess practice will open more doors. With the side panel gone, we took a minute more than usual to spot the power button and settings icon. But it seems like most of them will take more time than usual to get used to these new features, layout, and settings changes. In short, Windows 11 thought of simplifying customers’ work. If you are used to those features, learn to let go, I guess? Also, you can no longer avail the benefits of the full-screen menu that Windows 10 provided. We are sure that when you are in a hurry, you’ll end up downloading and installing apps that you do not need. Also, there are several app recommendations that discreetly mix up with your pinned apps. But you cannot group them together to make the panel look tidier. Yes, you can pin your important apps and then access them easily. But for the organized apps in a folder? People loved that. Only a handful of people had a real use for Live tiles. Maybe the reason they don’t have Live Tiles is because of an unimpressive user response to the feature.
This makes it difficult for Windows 10 users to navigate to those apps every single time. It has not just removed the option of Live tiles but also eliminated the opportunity to pile up similar apps into folders. That is exactly what is happening with Windows 11’s Start Menu. However, they forgot to consider the point that - someone who is already used to a complicated version would think of the easier one to be misleading or ‘downright not enough’. One thing we can say for sure is Windows aimed to make the new Start Menu less complicated and easier to use. Part 2: What's Missing in the New Start Menu? However, there are certain disadvantages giving an impression that the newest version of the OS has somehow gone back decades. That being said, there is an advantage to this well-organized change. The Taskbar alignment, the control settings on the control panel, the feature to show access to different system folders through the Start Menu - all of these are an integral part of the newest version. While these are some of the most evident changes in Windows 11’s Start Menu, you will find it surprising that the changes in other sections also indirectly affect the Start Menu. You have to click on ‘More’ and scroll to view them. Even if there are more than 6 apps, those remain hidden. Depending upon our last view history, newly downloaded applications, and most frequently visited apps, Windows 11’s Start Menu creates a list of 6 most crucial apps and those will be displayed there. This is a small section that is present below the pinned apps.
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