You will be given three options that are, Classic, Classic with two columns or the Windows 7 style.
Thereafter, search for the Classic Start Menu and open it up. The installation is simple and you can follow the on-screen instruction to complete the setup. While installing the Classic Shell, you can choose to ignore the Classic Explorer and Internet Explorer. The beta builds are located on the top-right section of their homepage. But beta builds and even the RC build is out, therefore you can try those to get more stability on Windows 10. The latest stable build still mentions that it’s supported for Windows 7 to 8.1. But if you are a rather hardcore Windows 7 fan, you can try the Classic Shell I will be discussing next.Ĭlassic Shell is a free and easy to use program using which you can get back the classic Start Menu without any manual work. You will have to right-click on each of them manually and remove them one by one.įor most users, this will be enough. However, there’s no easy way to remove all these app times. Now the good thing is, if you remove all the tiles that comes default with Windows 10 you will be left with an empty space.Īll you need to do is, resize the Start menu and shrink to show only the pinned apps on the start menu. All I need is a simple Windows Start Menu, where few of my frequently used items are pinned directly and the rest can be searched easily. Most of us, that includes me, still can’t make peace with the concept of tiles introduced in Windows 8. If you are fine with the new and improved Start Menu in Windows 10 but still need to get the live tiles out of your way, you can simply remove them.
But still, if you really want to go back to what was familiar, here is a complete guide on how you can achieve the classic styled Start Menu on Windows 10. With Windows 10, Microsoft has tried to create a bridge for users who liked the classic Start Menu and those who love the Start Screen.
Of course there are always those few users who are excited about the changes, but most of us, that includes me as well, simply hated the change. With Windows 8, they dropped a bomb on users by taking away the good ol’ Start Button and replaced the simple Start Menu with a much complicated Start Screen. I know, its healthy, but then we just don’t care about it, as we hate changes. Some of us can’t adjust to changes around us, even if it’s as minor as replacing morning coffee with a cup of green tea.
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