Windows 10: Alphabetical Listing of Apps on Start Menu

The alphabetical listing of all apps on the start menu has disappeared and now all i have is an all apps button which then displays icons on the main

screen and not the start menu

:)

 

App or Program That can Alphabetize a list

In addition to David Y's suggestion, you can also use OpenOffice Writer to sort a list alphabetically or numerically and its free!

Just place your text in a table and select sort from the Table menu:





Get it here:
Apache OpenOffice - Official Download

Cheers,

 

Is there a way to turn off the alphabet in my start menu?


Hey,
So I generally like the W10 start menu with the exception of the alphabet soup in my all apps listings. It's making it look very cluttered and actually disorganized even though everything is obviously listed alphabetically.

Is there a way to turn off the alphabet letters and just list everything that I have in there alphabetically without needing to show me
A
B
C
D
E
etc...

??

Thanks

 

Remove alphabet from App Listing on Windows 10 Start Menu?

New isn't necessary better. With The All Apps menu we have a new case.

The All Apps menu is too BIG, requires too much space for what it offers. Characters should be adjustable in size and the A, B, C ...Alphabet letters have no sense. I think everybody knows the alphabet except Microsoft developers.

Also a functional organization, as it was possible under XP and Windows 7 is most wanted, an absolute must. An organization where the application itself is started or, if there are several choices, a sub-menu with applications and maybe new sub-menus. For
me the preceding icon is more disturbing than helping. A switch to enable or disable that visual effect should be available.

If Microsoft really wants its alphabetical order, a switch to classify the Apps list alphabetically should only be an option because operational applications are not suited to be forced being organised alphabetically.

How can you be effective when having to search in an application list of (up to)512 entries, worser if the list would possibly become 2048 long.

I urge to get back the old-fashion but effective All Programs approach.