To shrink the menu back, simply click the “Restore Start menu” button located in the same place. However, those users who liked the Start screen in Windows 8 can click the “Expand Start” icon in the top-right corner of the menu to get the full screen version of the Start menu. In Windows 10, by default, desktop computers will show the smaller version of the Start menu that you can easily access by clicking the Start button in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Now to get the most out of the new Start menu in Windows 10, you can configure it to suit your needs in different ways: Resizing the Start menu The new Start menu consists in two parts: a left column that looks very similar to the classic Windows 7 Start menu to get access to recent Places, Most used and All apps, and there is the right column, which is filled with Live Tiles like you see in the Windows 8 Start screen. Microsoft’s Windows 10 is aligning to be the next best version of Windows and one of its new feature is the return of the Start menu, but it is not like the menu you used to see in Windows 7.
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