Windows 10: "Taskbar and Start Menu Properties" have no "Start Menu" tab anymore??

Here's a screenshot of "Taskbar and Start Menu Properties" dialog from a fresh clean install of Windows 10 Pro x64




As you can see, despite its name, it does not have a tab for "Start Menu". I remember that Preview versions of Windows 10 had a "Start Menu" tab. Did they just remove at the last moment? And how I change Start Menu options without that tab?

:)

 

N79; can't run " home media " menu

sawatdee krap,

maybe because you havent set any connections for "home media". i think it needs to connect with your computer. you also need to install SimpleCenter's Home Media Server software on your PC

maybe this will help you -

http://europe.nokia.com/A41123203

Message Edited by fring on 23-Nov-2008 03:20 PM

 

N79; can't run " home media " menu

I'm in Thailand . I just buy N79 , but I have found my phone can run " home media " menu. When I go to " home media " menu it's push back to "connectivity" menu .

When I go to Nokia Care center . They said All N79 was bug as this. Wait to upgrade firmware as now it's already new as 10.046

Please share information with me

 

settings > personalization > start is one place to look.

 

So, where to "clear personal info from my tiles" now? there is absolutely no this option in the settings.

 

Hello RenoYeh, and welcome to Ten Forums. *Smile

Tiles are suppose to stay updated on their own now. If one doesn't, then turning the live tile off and on should update it.

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

 

Okay, folks. Same disfunction, different problem.

• Below are three screen shots -- Win 10, 8.1 & 7 Note the variances in tabs and options. [Sorry if pngs too small, don't think I can enlarge]
• My problem -- I want to disable the "recent" list option for all jump lists. E.g., Word -- don't want to see recent items when I hit the Word icon on the taskbar.
• So, where is the disable recent lists option that has been around forever?????

 

Footnote. Surprise, surprise. Win 10 failure abounds.
Per Win 10 tutorials, a START MENU was in fact built into "Taskbar & Start Menu" properties. See below article excerpt.

So. Win 10 giveths and takeths. And Windows' fix is??