In HoloLens 2, Microsoft replaced the Bloom gesture with a virtual wrist icon to call the start menu. Microsoft also supports one-handed start gestures using eye tracking. This "start" gesture can be annoying when performing tasks while looking at your hands, such as surgery and remote assistance scenarios. Microsoft now allows users to customize the start gesture with Windows Holographic version 21H2 – January 2022 Update (Build 20348.1442). If you don't want the Start menu to pop up when you look at your hands, you can disable it in the settings menu below.
OpenStart Menuand selectSettingsApplications->System->Start Gestures.
Start gesture options:
- Allow tapping the star icon on your wrist to open the Start menu -Default: On
- When You need to see the Start icon when you click it -Default: Unchecked
- Need to hold the Start icon for 2 seconds -Default: Unchecked
- Allows pinching the thumb and index finger while looking at the Start icon on your wrist to open the Start menu -Default: On
- Allows voice commands to open Start ” Menu -Default: On
If you want to avoid gestures entirely, you can use your voice to invoke the Start menu in HoloLens. In addition to the start gesture settings mentioned above, this new Windows Holographic version also features the following improvements and fixes:
- Fixed an issue that prevented developers from creating a MediaEncodingProfile using HEVC when using Media Foundation Media Capture mistake.
- Corrected an issue that prevented devices from booting correctly in previous versions.
- Fixed an issue on the Windows Device Portal Deployment Apps panel when accessed from Internet Explorer 11.
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