The big April update for Windows 10— known as update KB5055518 —has apparently removed the convenient jump lists that appear when right-clicking on app tiles in the Start menu.

Our latest guide shows you how to use the Windows 10 Mail app. Our guide includes means to access iCloud email when using two-step authentication.

We can do it via the Start Menu, Settings, using a PowerShell command or a free app uninstaller to remove apps. To uninstall the Outlook (new) app in Windows 11/10: ...

A source close to Microsoft said that Office apps that unexpectedly appeared in the Windows Start menu were due to a bug that's being fixed.

The Mail app for Windows 10 includes all the essential features to manage one or multiple email accounts, and in this guide, we'll show you how to get started.

Learn how to show or hide Most used app list in Start Menu on Windows 11/10 using Windows Settings, Registry, and Group Policy.

Live Tiles are interactive icons for apps that appeared on the Start menu, and were supposed to display additional information, such as any unread emails in the Mail app, for example. You may like ...

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.

The Start menu in Windows 10 has similarities to its counterpart in Windows 7 but also has some surprises. So how does it all work now?

As you've probably heard by now, Windows 10 will see the illustrious return of the Start menu -- except it isn't quite the Start menu that you're used to from Windows 7 and Vista. In fact, it's ...

For the last week (approximately), here's the problem I've been having: random actions appear to cause the Start menu to stop opening and every Universal app on my computer to stop responding. For ...

One of the better features of Windows 10's Start menu was accidentally removed in update KB5055518. Now it's back!