Windows 10: Windows 10 19H1 update to improve Start Menu reliablity

Windows 10’s Start Menu hasn’t evolved much in the last few versions of the operating system, but some minor refinements have always made their way. Windows 10 19H1 update also introduces improvements for the Start Menu, including the ability to unpin the grouped tiles.

In release notes of 19H1 preview builds, the software maker today revealed that Start Menu’s reliability will get better.

If you frequently check Task Manager, you may have noticed a process named “Windows Shell Experience Host”. Windows Shell Experience Host is a process which handles graphical elements of the key features like the Start menu, taskbar transparency, flyouts, and the list goes on.

As noted above, Start Menu also uses Windows Shell Experience Host to handle its graphical interface in various situations. In Windows 10 19H1, the Start Menu is no longer hosted by Windows Shell Experience Host, instead, it uses its own process, called StartMenuExperienceHost.



Microsoft’s decision to separate Start Menu into its own process is a big deal as it could improve the experience and simplify the debugging. This change should also improve the launch time and Start will no longer suspend.

Microsoft says it has seen noticable improvements in the reliability of the Start and the company plans to roll it out to everyone with Windows 10’s Spring 2019 update.

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Windows 10 Start menu issue

Maybe this can help re Pin to start mate.
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...ndows-10/2d5507fb-939b-4d53-98a8-78e1ab93adde

 

Windows 10 Start menu issue

Tried the fist no dice. Even tried uninstalling Kasperski still no go

 

Windows Vista Compatibility, Reliability, and Stability Patch Released

Following the DirectX 9.0C November patch, Microsoft has also released a new update for Windows Vista that improves the compatibility, reliability, and stability of the OS. Download links for Vista 32-bit and Vista 64-bit.


This update includes the following improvements:

• It extends the battery life for mobile devices.
• It improves the stability of portable computers and of desktop computers that use an uninterruptable power supply (UPS).
• It improves the reliability of Windows Vista when you open the menu of a startup application.
• It improves the stability of wireless network services.
• It shortens the startup time of Windows Vista by using a better timing structure.
• It shortens the recovery time after Windows Vista experiences a period of inactivity.
• It shortens the recovery time when you try to exit the Photos screen saver.
• It improves the stability of Windows PowerShell.

This update also resolves the following issues in Windows Vista:

• A compatibility issue that affects some third-party antivirus software applications.
• A reliability issue that occurs when a Windows Vista-based computer uses certain network driver configurations.

Source: Microsoft