How to restore the Win11 Start Menu to the Win10 Start Menu

Confusing Win11 Start Menu: Fixing Problems Windows 11’s new Start menu brings big changes, but it also raises some questions. Live tiles are no more, and users can’t resize the menu, resulting in a loss of convenience. If you miss the Start menu of older versions of Windows, this article will walk you through some workarounds. PHP editor Xinyi will provide a detailed step-by-step guide to help you return to a more familiar interface and solve common obstacles in the process.

How to restore the Win11 Start Menu to the Win10 Start Menu

1. Open the Registry Editor.

2. Enter

HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionExplorerAdvanced.

3. Create a new "DWORD (32-bit) value" in the right pane and rename it to "Start_ShowClassicMode".

4. Double-click "Start_ShowClassicMode" and assign it a value of "1".

5. After restarting Win11, you will be able to see the classic menu of Win10.

Restore Win10 classic start menu

After restoring classic mode, the start menu will automatically return to the lower left corner, which will make the entire interface look a little weird. So if you really decide to do this, you must first open "Settings" → "Personalization" → "Taskbar" and change the value of Taskbar alignment to "Left" (the taskbar is on the left), so that the overall effect will be more harmonious.

Classic Start Menu restored via registry

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