To open the Start menu—which contains all your apps, settings, and files—do either of the following: On the left end of the taskbar, select the Start icon. Press the Windows logo key on your keyboard.

Sep 12, 2014 · German site WinFuture has posted a two-minute video that demonstrates how the Start menu works in the next major release of Windows. As you’d expect, it’s very similar to what Microsoft...

Aug 23, 2014 · We have extracted the short demo-scene for your convenience and sum-up the shown features of the start menu. From what we know so far, this will be the feature-set of the Windows 9 start...

Aug 23, 2014 · This start Menu Demo has been shown by Microsoft on their annual BUILD conference in 2014Check out the latest news for Windows 9 on our 'Windows 9'-channel a...

Sep 12, 2014 · Yesterday it was screenshots -- and today we have a glorious video of the new Windows 9 Start menu. The video shows in much greater detail how the new Start menu will intertwine the old...

Sep 12, 2014 · A video allegedly of the upcoming preview of Windows 9 shows how the new Start menu combines elements of the classic menu with the Start screen.

Sep 12, 2014 · German site WinFuture has posted a two-minute video that demonstrates how the Start menu works in the next major release of Windows. As you’d expect, it’s very similar to what Microsoft demonstrated with traditional apps mixing with modern apps (and their Live Tiles) into a familiar Start menu.

Sep 12, 2014 · Following the leaked Windows 9 desktop screenshots, German site WinFuture has now published a video showing how the new Start Menu will work. Watch the video below. The Start Menu appears by clicking the Windows logo as normal, and displays a mixture of the ‘traditional’ desktop apps and new Live Tiles.

Sep 12, 2014 · While Microsoft has already revealed that the Start menu feature will be included in its forthcoming Windows 9 operating system, we haven’t had much time to see what it might look like.

Sep 12, 2014 · We know this now with absolute certainty that Microsoft will indeed bring back the highly-coveted Start Menu in Windows 9 - codenamed Project Threshold - and will answer the hue and cry of a lot of long-time Windows users.