The Start Menu coming back with Windows 10 is a big deal for a lot of people. There are a few things you can do to customize your experience, one of which is adding or removing which folders are displayed in there. By default you'll get "File Explorer" and "Settings," but there's more than that on offer.
You just have to know where to find them. Here's what you need to know.
- Click on the Start Menu and open up "Settings."
- Then click on "Personalization."
- In the left hand pane you now want the option for "Start."
- At the bottom you'll see some text which says "Choose which folders appear on Start." Click on the text.
- You'll now see the list of folders that can be displayed. Set the relevant toggles to on or off depending on what you want to see.
Alternatively you can type "Start settings" into the Cortana search box to get to step 4 directly from the desktop. But it's always good to know where things live.
With these easy steps you can remove Settings or File Explorer if you don't want to see them or add things like Music and Pictures for quick access to your media.
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