The “Start Menu” will support setting up folders (Photo / Retrieved from Windowslatest)
Microsoft has redesigned the “Start Menu” design in the Windows 11 system, which has made many users shouting that they are not used to it, but the official continues to strengthen the practicality. Foreign media “Windowslatest” reported that in the upcoming 22H2 version, Microsoft is about to add 3 new features to the start menu.
First, the start menu will officially support pinning folders. Users can categorize frequently used apps and programs, create folders on the start menu to store them at one time, and name them separately, making proper use of limited space. In addition, Microsoft will add two new layout methods. According to user habits, you can choose to expand the “pinned” program or “recommended item” to four lines to display more content.
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For users in tablet mode, more interactive gestures will be added. In the future, you can select “four-finger gestures” in the settings, click to activate the start menu, and swipe down to collapse. Swipe left and right to switch back and forth between the “All Apps” and “Pinned” lists, and use gesture operations to replace mouse clicks, bringing faster work efficiency.
“Windowslatest” stated that the Windows 11 22H2 version is expected to be launched in October, and the update content may also be changed and adjusted during this period.
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