Enable or Disable Resizable Start Menu in Windows 10  

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  1. alijcam
    Posts : 16
    W10 / W7
       New #50

    Doesn't seem to work in 10041!


    Once I learned of this setting in 9926, I never used the expandable, non-configurable, 'start' menu.
    But this reg setting doesn't seem to work on the new 10041...
    I have twiddled a bit, but no results.
    Any suggestions, Shawn? Anyone?
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  2. Brink
    Posts : 66,533
    64-bit Windows 11 Pro for Workstations
    Thread Starter
       New #51

    I'll have to play with it some more to see, but it looks like Microsoft may have stripped out the old resizable Start menu leaving only the new one in build 10041.
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  3. labeeman
    Posts : 27,197
    Mint 21.2
       New #52

    It does look like that is what happened as it does not work here either going back to Classic Shell in the mean time.
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