More users consider downgrading to Windows 10 thanks to new Start menu

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We remind you that these mixed emotions have been around since the new operating system was just a toddler learning how to take its first steps.

Months and several updates later that have brought some tweaks to the Start menu, users are still not happy with what Microsoft sees as improvements.

And, as the community continues to demand that core functionality be restored, and the tech giant refuses to budge, it looks like this is going to be a long time coming until enough is enough for one side.

Windows 11 Start Menu is simply not enough for most people

Faced with this situation, what can the average user do? Someone more tech-savvy will surely find a way around Microsoft's imposed standards.

But what about those who are less comfortable using registry hacks? Or what about when the parent company prohibits the use of such methods?

Of course, there are a variety of third-party software solutions designed to modify the appearance of the Start menu, but what if users don’t want to install all these apps on their devices?

Well, the last thing they can actually do is talk about it and hope to cause enough of a ruckus to get the Redmond developers to follow the community recommendations again and actually make changes.

This is pretty much what is happening today, with social media platforms as well as forums being flooded with posts that have the words start and menu in their descriptions.

In fact, at some point, there was a registry hack that allowed anyone to restore the menu to its appearance on Windows 10.

However, Microsoft ensured that this no longer works and they recently patched the alleged system gap with an update.

As we mentioned above, many people have gone a different route and downloaded third-party apps that bring back the old-style menus, which we Very familiar menu on Windows 10.

Why do you ask? Well, that's mostly because the only customization options we've had so far for the Windows 11 Start menu are Show more pins, more suggestions, or defaults.

Oh, we almost forgot about the fact that you can also change its alignment, from center to left by default, just like the old positioning.

So, due to the lack of options and features, many people are already considering downgrading back to Windows 10, hoping that will change at some point in the future.

Indeed, the Start menu, along with the taskbar, has been a major focus for Windows 11 naysayers, especially because of the limited ways they are allowed to interact with them.

It will be interesting to see what happens in the future, and whether the Redmon-based tech company decides to fulfill these wishes and bring back some of Windows 10 in the form of these elements.

The main irony here is that most people crave a new, futuristic and enhanced experience, but once they get it, it gets ripped apart, chewed up, spit out, and then dies .

Currently, there are no major bugs affecting the Windows 11 Start Menu, so we can consider it to be very stable. But if it doesn't work for you, we can help you fix it.

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