Microsoft Shows Off Start Menu Changes Being Considered

doorules said:

As long as I can delete all those tiles I don't care what they do.

That's easy, its called Windows 7, Kidding aside, good luck with that. Some are easy to uninstall, some not so much. Un installing some, through other means, will likely break or cripple your system. I'd be happy if Microsoft would just let me hide the ones I never use, but the system needs.

doorules said:

Delete or disable so not seen will equate to the same thing for me. Never been a fan of those tiles and have zero use for them.

I do use some Apps, and the tiles for programs I install like Office. There are some bundled Apps, with no uninstall option, that I never ever use, I'd like to see an option to remove them from the Start Menu or Screen. It's just clutter for me. I boot to desktop and have my use everyday stuff pinned to my taskbar. Other stuff I use occasionally is pinned to my Start Screen. I don't have to use the All Apps very often these days.

While I have no interest in a Windows 7 like Start menu in Windows 10, I'm not against it being an option if you want it. I'd like to have a more Windows 8.1 type of deal than the current Windows 10 start Screen/Start Menu. It will be interesting to see what comes down the pipe in the end.

AcuraTML said:

@alphanumeric

It would make sense in general as a marketing tool, and don't forget their are folks up in the years who still haven't got around with the new UI menu and perhaps never will, I just want everyone pleased across the board old folks and new comers, like a said it only takes a min to write and tie in, and compile that windows 7 menu part over while the code is open

I agree lets wait and see in July how Window 2016 looks like.

Thanks. Alphanumeric

The problem, as I see it, with a Windows 7 style Start Menu, is there would be no live tiles. I'm not sure Microsoft wants that as an option. I'm assuming if you tick that option you wouldn't have any Start Screen. To be honest, I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for a Windows 7 type Start Menu to show up in Windows 10. Just my opinion, I don't know any more about what they have planed than the next guy.