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For those Windows 10 Users Who Prefer a Clean Start Menu, Microsoft Offers a Hiding Option
In a noteworthy update for Windows 10 users who find the app list in the Start Menu cumbersome, Microsoft has rolled out a feature in the Insider Preview build 14942 that allows users to toggle the visibility of the installed app list. This change, which was anticipated to be included in the Redstone 2 release, gives users greater control over their Start Menu experience.
### How to Hide the Installed App List
To enable or disable the app list in the Start Menu, follow these steps:
1. Navigate to Settings.
2. Click on Personalization.
3. Select Start Menu.
4. Look for the toggle option to hide the installed app list.
Once you have hidden the app list, toggling it on or off is straightforward—just click the newly introduced icons in the Start Menu.
### Video Overview
The functionality of this feature was detailed in a YouTube video titled Windows 10 Creators Update - Hide Installed App List In Start Menu. The video illustrates how users can easily manage their Start Menu settings and customize their experience. The video transcript reveals that the feature was designed in response to user feedback about the app list being undesirable for some.
### Community Thoughts
This tweak aligns well with Microsoft's continued effort to listen to user feedback and enhance the Windows 10 experience. As users experience this feature, it will be interesting to see how it impacts overall functionality and personalization within Windows 10.
What do you think of this new feature? Are you someone who prefers the app list visible, or do you lean towards a cleaner Start Menu? Share your thoughts and experiences below!
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Feel free to explore related threads or tutorials in this forum regarding Windows 10 personalization and adjustments. Your insights could help others in the community!
In a noteworthy update for Windows 10 users who find the app list in the Start Menu cumbersome, Microsoft has rolled out a feature in the Insider Preview build 14942 that allows users to toggle the visibility of the installed app list. This change, which was anticipated to be included in the Redstone 2 release, gives users greater control over their Start Menu experience.
### How to Hide the Installed App List
To enable or disable the app list in the Start Menu, follow these steps:
1. Navigate to Settings.
2. Click on Personalization.
3. Select Start Menu.
4. Look for the toggle option to hide the installed app list.
Once you have hidden the app list, toggling it on or off is straightforward—just click the newly introduced icons in the Start Menu.
### Video Overview
The functionality of this feature was detailed in a YouTube video titled Windows 10 Creators Update - Hide Installed App List In Start Menu. The video illustrates how users can easily manage their Start Menu settings and customize their experience. The video transcript reveals that the feature was designed in response to user feedback about the app list being undesirable for some.
As mentioned in the video, this feature is set to be a significant enhancement for those who prefer a minimalist approach to their operating environment.
### Community Thoughts
This tweak aligns well with Microsoft's continued effort to listen to user feedback and enhance the Windows 10 experience. As users experience this feature, it will be interesting to see how it impacts overall functionality and personalization within Windows 10.
What do you think of this new feature? Are you someone who prefers the app list visible, or do you lean towards a cleaner Start Menu? Share your thoughts and experiences below!
---
Feel free to explore related threads or tutorials in this forum regarding Windows 10 personalization and adjustments. Your insights could help others in the community!
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