The Windows Start menu is the master index to everything in the computer. When programs are installed normally, their names and logos are placed in the "All Programs" menu (see below).

Windows XP's Start menu contains a listing of operating system-specific programs as well as business and third-party programs you have installed on your office computer.

Here are the steps PC users can take to add or remove items in All apps in Start Menu on Windows 11/10 computer the easy way.

We show you how to generate or create a list of all the installed programs using PowerShell or free software on a Windows 11/10 computer: ...

Miss the way Windows XP would show all your installed software in one big list? Here are two ways to restore that capability in Windows 7.

TTGSteve asked the Windows forum to recommend a good Start Menu program for Windows 8.

Every time you boot your computer, you probably have a few programs you always start up immediately. Here's how to set them to start up automatically ...

Replacing the Windows Start menu If you want to really get serious about Start menu customization, you can replace the built-in offering with something completely new.

In Windows, starting with Windows 95 and ending with Windows 7, the Start menu is a launching pad for all the applications and control panels in the computer. Application installation programs ...