We show you how to Add or Remove All Apps List in Start Menu on Windows 11/10 using Settings Registry or Group Policy Editor.

By default, the Windows 10 Start menu's All Apps list shows you every item that's been installed, including readme files, uninstall options, and About features.

With this toggle, Windows 10 will cram the All Apps list under the Menu strip. This list is typically enabled by default, expanding the Start Menu across the screen.

Last week, Microsoft announced that it will be bringing a new Start menu to Windows 11 later this year that combines the all apps list with the main Start menu page. The layout will also be more ...

Microsoft appears to be getting ready to deliver a highly requested change to the Start menu in Windows 11: a redesigned "All apps" list. Here is how to try it in the latest preview build.

The Windows 10 start menu is a powerful place for all of your apps. Learn everything there is to know with our tips and tricks tutorial!

Did you install an app and isn't appearing in the All apps list? If so, in this guide, we'll show you the steps to manually add a shortcut to the Start menu on Windows 10.

Rolling out now to Windows 11 insiders, the revamped Start menu tries to address some of the many complaints about it.

Microsoft looks to be working on a new layout for the all apps list in the Start menu on Windows 11 that takes some inspiration from the App Library found on iOS.

All Installed Windows apps and desktop apps on your Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC are displayed in an alphabetical list of shortcuts in All apps in the Start menu.