Windows 10: Start menu doesnt work anymore

Hello.

I am using windows 10 since a few weeks now and already encountered a startmenu bug earlier on. This was because of the Teamspeak Overlay which caused the startmenu to be completely unuseable. Ive removed this plugin and ever since everything worked perfectly, until a few days ago.

I received a complete system update which brought me from the RTM version of Win10 to the Build 10532. Apparently im back to the insider preview. This time for windows 10 Professional.

Ever since ms forced me to install this update my startmenu is completely unresponsive and doesnt work anymore.
*Shock
I also uninstalled avast already and tried to disable dev mode in PS with this:
Get-AppXPackage -AllUsers | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register "$($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml"}
Any Ideas?

:)

 

Screen Time not working!!!!!

What is wrong with this operating system..

Kids accounts still get bugged out over a period of time.. screentime doesnt work anymore..

the start menu does not sometimes and requires an act of congress to correct..

Please fix you operating system!!! this is absolute junk!!

 

Start menu doesnt work

Nope. I tried the boot to safe mode with networking method and still nothing. Is it because I couldn't access the account with the broken start menu in safe mode? I couldn't log into it because its not the admin account.

EDIT: Is it because I used the msconfig to get to safe mode with networking?

 

did you opt out of being an insider? the only way I know if to clean install the public release and don't click on get insider builds with in advance update

 

theres another thread with a start menu issue Solved Start Menu Not Opening - Windows 10 64 bits - Windows 10 Forums

 

Thanks for the link icp.

I tried the fix that you suggested but to no avail.

I also tried to create a new user because this was mentioned in the post.
The startmenu works for the new user.

Maybe there are any other fixes to this?

 

Try going to Task Manager and restart the Windows Explorer task. The task is all the way down there

 

Hi, and welcome, @PikachuDaFixer:

Thanks for your suggestion.
The last reply in this thread, however, was back in September 2015.
It's a good guess that the OP may have already solved his/her issue and is no longer looking for a solution or following the thread.
(Before replying to a forum post, it's usually a good idea to check the dates...*Smile)

Cheers,
MM

 

But shouldnt the thread be closed?