This post will show you how to create a folder in Windows 11 Start Menu so that you can organize your apps. To do this, you can use the drag-and-drop method as described here in this post.

That’s how simple it is to add or remove folders from the Start Menu on Windows 10/11.5 PS: More tips here to customize Windows 11 Start Menu. How do I get the old Windows Start menu?

To start us off, I'll be looking at the app folders in the Start menu of Windows 11 Dev Channel build 22557. Our readers might remember that the GA version of the OS has a scrollable list of ...

Windows 11 comes with ... here's how to disable folder backups in OneDrive: 1. Click the OneDrive icon on the taskbar You may ...

There are two separate preview updates available for Windows 11 version 23H2 and 24H2. If you’re in the Beta Channel of the ...

If you are among those who wish to disable this feature, here are the detailed steps to help you remove Bing Chat from the search bar efficiently. For users with Windows 11 Pro, you can use the Group ...

Really strange glitch means the ellipses menu on the toolbar of File Explorer can go off the top of the screen so it's not ...

Windows 11 has some significant design changes, along with some alterations on how the system works under the hood. By default, the Start menu is centred ... most menus and folder views.

This build for Windows 11 24H2 offers a variety of new features that are being rolled out gradually, including the new account manager being on the Start menu. When you use a Microsoft account to ...

To get started, open File Explorer just as you normally would. Next, click on the More icon (the three dots), found on the ...

There are a few reasons you might need to view a hidden file on Windows 10 ... Find the file or folder you want to hide. 2. Right-click it, and select "Properties." 3. In the menu that appears ...

Microsoft has rolled out a new update for Windows 11 Insiders in the Dev Channel with ... In some ways, it's like a shortcut to your Download folder. But instead of just files you've actively ...