Windows 10: can I select fullscreen mode in the Start Menu Windows 11

Recently moved from Win10 to Win11, I felt like A LOT and I mean A LOT of features are missing, and the one I missed the most was being able to set to fullscreen on the Start menu.It felt more filled in and I really liked itI want fullscreen start menu in Win11, felt like Win11 was a mistake and hope I can revert back to Win10 as soon as I can if they don't plan on adding this feature.Now that I have moved into Win11 and tried finding this feature, it wasnt able to find it. Ive check everywhere in the settings.there are also some tiny things I'd like to address. I can't change the taskbar size

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windows 10 start menu messed up layout

Hello Nabiha,

Thank you for your response.

I suggest you to perform the below steps and check if it helps.

• Press Windows + I keys, select Personalization.
• Select Start and check if the Start menu screen is turned to Full screen mode.
• If the full screen is turned on, Turn off and check if the issue resolves.

Please post to us to help you better.

 

Tablet Mode In Fullscreen On PC


Where to find it.

Tablet mode will basically go fullscreen on your pc, removing windowed apps and turning the Start
menu into the Start screen. To turn it on or off, follow these easy steps.

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/3...dows-10-a.html

If you want to do it the short, quick way, there should be a toggle by default in the Action Center in the bottom
right hand corner of the desktop. Just click it on or off when you want to go into and out of tablet mode or go
this way:

1. Click or tap the Start button
2. Open the Settings application
3. Click or tap on "System"

In the pane on the left of the screen scroll half way to the bottom until you see "Tablet Mode" Ensure the
toggle is set to either on or off to your preference.

 

Windows 11 Taskbar and Start Menu are not showing.

Please try reinstalling GPU drivers and see if it fixes the problem.

Troubleshoot problems with Shell in Windows 11 - Your Windows Guide

Re-register Shell Experience App

The first step you can try is to re-register Windows Shell. To do this, execute the following actions.

• Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete keys on your computer. Select Task Manager from the list.
  
• Specifically, Click File>New Task.
  
• Type Powershell, check “Create this task with admin privileges”, and press Ok.
  
• Then, in the new Window that opens, paste the following and press enter.
  

Close the Powershell Window and see if the Start menu is working again

Check if the Start menu is working in Safe mode.

The best way to troubleshoot if an App is causing problems with the start menu is by booting into safe mode. In the Safe Mode, the computer starts with a minimal set of drivers and startup apps, which may help troubleshoot the problem.

Therefore, to start the computer in Safe mode, see the steps below:

• Please open the Windows Recovery environment using the steps below:
  
• Press and hold Shift, and click the Restart button on the lock screen to open Recovery options. Click Advanced options>Troubleshoot.
  
• Under Troubleshoot, go to Startup Settings>Restart>Press 4 for Safe mode on the screen.
  
• Aftwerwards, Log in to Safe mode and if the things work, try removing any recently installed program/driver.
  

Try updating or rolling back Graphics drivers.

Sometimes, an updated display driver may also cause Windows Shell to stop working. If you believe GPU drivers recently updated, see the steps below:

• In the Task Manager, type devmgmt.msc in File>New Task, and press enter.
  
• Expand Display.
  
• Double click the GPU device and select the Driver tab.
  
• Click Update Driver. If there are no updates available, click the Rollback button.
  
• Furthermore, do it for both GPUs if your device has multiple ones. Usually, the Integrated device is at fault.