A: The left panel of the start menu consists entirely of a divided list of programs that Windows XP thinks will come in handy for you: the pinned items list above the separator line and the most ...

Microsoft has agreed to reposition a program in the Windows XP start menu, allowing users to more easily set non-Microsoft software as their default choices, as part of the company’s antitrust ...

Replacing the Windows Start menu If you want to really get serious about Start menu customization, you can replace the built-in offering with something completely new.

If you right click on any FOLDER in the Windows XP Start Menu, you don't have the 'copy' and 'cut' options like you do in Windows 9x/Me Start Menus.Does anybody know how to add 'copy' and 'cut' to ...

While it’s difficult for the Start Menu to return to its glorious Windows XP days, I expect some respite from the barrage of unwanted ads with these improvements.