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WINDOW 10 START MENU MISSING WINDOWS 10
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WINDOW 10 START MENU MISSING WINDOWS

The GPOs can’t be set to Not Enabled, as they are subject to Group Policy tattooing. If these policies are enabled, then you must explicitly disable them to clear the settings.

Computer Configuration > Policies > Windows Settings > Security Settings > Local Policies > Audit Policy > System events.

Computer Configuration > Policies > Windows Settings > Security Settings > Advanced Audit Configuration > Object Access > Audit Removable Storage.

To get it back, you need to switch to desktop mode. The Start Menu is hidden in tablet mode by default.

Computer Configuration > Policies > Windows Settings > Security Settings > Local Policies > Audit Policy > Audit Object Access Restore Missing Start Menu in Windows 10.

The above Windows features can become unresponsive if the following Group Policy Objects (GPO) are enabled:

Windows Search doesn’t open from the taskbar.

Choosing Windows Action Center doesn’t produce any effect.

Choosing the Windows Start menu doesn’t produce any effect. If you want to change anything, head to Settings > Personalization > Start, where you can tell Windows to stop showing recently installed apps.

Your Windows 10 BYOL WorkSpace might exhibit the following symptoms due to cross-volume communication: The WorkSpace user profile's TileDataLayer database is closely integrated with the Start menu, Action Center, and Cortana Search. Note: If your WorkSpace is exhibiting this behavior after a rebuild operation, see Why isn't the Start menu, Action Center, or Cortana Search responding after I rebuilt my Windows 10 BYOL WorkSpace? When you need something you just start typing on the keyboard and it springs to life.īut really, just bring back instant search to the Start Screen.Windows Action Center, Start menu, and Cortana Search problems that occur during normal WorkSpace operation are caused by Audit Object Access policies. I see this as a big thing for laptops and such where they might be off to the side while you do other things and just want to passively look at you screen for email, weather and calendar updates. That way the Start Menu becomes the main "Home" screen when you don't need to be actively working in a program. This ought to get the tile to appear again. Change the size of the icon to anything that isn’t currently selected.

Right-click a tile that has a missing icon and from the context menu, go to resize. Start Menu Missing Shortcuts - posted in Windows 10 Support: Hello, I finally upgraded from Win7 to Win10 and much to my dismay, most of my fears are coming to fruition. I guess if I had to make a recommendation at this point it would be to have Cortana search start when the Start Menu is active. Here are a few ways to fix missing tile icons on the Start Menu on Windows 10. Is this coming back or is there a Cortana shortcut for searching that I just haven't found yet slapping at the keyboard? It was a parallel to OS X with regard to the "Command+Space" search tool. I suppose it was great for other things as well but given that the endless scrolling list of applications was the recommended Start configuration, the quick search was a nice user interface shortcut. It allowed you to quickly pull up an application that you knew you had without going three menus down to hunt for it.

Windows 8 and 8.1 had a great feature that allowed you to slap the Windows key and start searching for things very quickly.

WINDOW 10 START MENU MISSING WINDOWS

WINDOW 10 START MENU MISSING WINDOWS 10

WINDOW 10 START MENU MISSING WINDOWS 8