Windows 10: How do I group my Start Menu icons?

After one of the OS updates, a new feature was added where I could select a group on the Start Menu and have them shrunk to a small box. If I clicked on that box, it returned to full size.

After an update installed last Friday, I could no longer logon and Bitlocker wouldn't allow me to roll back to an earlier version so I had to scrub my hard drive and reinstall. Now I can't work out how to group the icons like I had done before. Maybe despite making sure all updates are installed, I don't have the latest version of Windows?

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`name group`

I have `name group` in letter box form on my start up menu. How do I delete it? Thank you Colin

 

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I'm using 1703. Fall Creators Update is 1709 I believe. Open a command window and type 'winver' to get your windows version. As for grouping icons, I just drag and drop them. Right click to resize. Though I normally use Classic Shell, I just checked and the normal Win10 Start Menu works as it always has for me.

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Yeah, how silly of me. Of course I just drop one icon on another to start the group. More fiddly than just selecting a bunch, right-clicking and selecting group but there you go. Much like grouping in Android.