Windows 10: How to make the Start be the default?

I just built a new machine. When It starts it opens to the Windows back ground image. I have to click the start icon in the task bar to bring up start with the tiles. On my other machines and my surface it defaults to the start with Tiles. Also, clicking any where on the screen brings up the tiles. Not so on the new machine. Only the start button in the left taskbar corner will open the Start with tiles. This has to be a switch somewhere?

I want this,





but get this.





:)

 

How to make the Start Menu open by default on the Fullscreen Start Screen?

Hi Jack,

Thank you for contacting Microsoft Community.

Be design you may have to click on the hamburger icon to open left pane when start menu is in full screen. I suggest you to leave a Feedback in the feedback app. You may simply search for “Windows Feedback” from the search box.

Refer the article for information about Start Menu.

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-in/windows-10/getstarted-see-whats-on-the-menu

Hope this information helps. Reply to the post if you need further assistance or information on this issue.

 

Windows 10 Start Menu - How to make the links on the left side lead to Libraries?

Thank you for providing the information that we need. The icons or links in the Start Menu that leads to the local folders is by design. The feature to make them lead to their respective libraries is not yet available in Windows 10. Your feedback helps us
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As always, your input will be highly appreciated.

 

See if THIS article helps.

 

Thanks, but I have been through that article and several others on other sites. I've played with all the settings. I cannot access the start tile screen without clicking the start button. I can't find this addressed anywhere.

 

Turn On or Off Tablet Mode in Windows 10 Windows 10 Tutorials

 

Nope, not that either. Tried all the options except the RegEdit.

 

this is what boots the start screen automatically
this is what returns to the start screen automatically when closing a window
other than that - … ?

 

Over on Eight Forums, @Brink created an application to boot straight to the Start Screen, called Apps 8.1.exe...





but, I can't find the tutorial on it! *Sad
(Maybe @Brink will stop by and shed some light on it!) *Wink

Anyhoo, if we can find it, you could put a copy of the .exe in your Startup folder, it will work on Windows 10, but it will look like this upon bootup:

 

@ Edwin
I don't know what the op is talking about
If system set to tablet mode - it will boot to the start screen

@ CalypsoArt

What build of Windows 10 are you using?
The op suggests using windows without touching the Windows Key ??

 

Yeah, I know. Tablet Mode sucks though! *Wink

 

If set to tablet mode - pc should boot to something like this and return to this when closing a window automatically

 

The application I mentioned earlier was created to re-enable these features:

 

To most yep. *Smile
if the op wants the system to behave like windows 8 - tablet mode is it
however … using windows 8 still required use of the windows key or the edge swipe

 

this is not available in windows 10 is it?