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Windows 11, Start button menu, make it show all apps by default
- Thank you for sharing, in the previous build Feedback Hub was part of Windows and probably Microsoft removed it or it might have been removed by the OEM. In any case, if Feedback Hub doesn't exist, you may download it from the Microsoft Store.
OMNIDROID2995 Fact is. Windows is convenient in my busy life. I do not want to have to learn Geekdos. A big part of what annoys about this whole problem is that Microsoft KNOWS this. Yer average user just wants to get on with life, not spend hours with their legs sticking out from under the bonnet of a computer.
Then you are missing out on a lot of profit in your company if you pay so many license costs to Microsoft.
- Professional
- All of the above. Including it is probably an OEM thing.
- Mine is Home Edition
- What edition of Windows is that? Is is Home, Professional, Enterprise?
- Is it Enterprise license?
Have you checked the personal edition of Windows too? - Well, posting feedback in the Feedback Hub would have a higher chance for the Windows team to review it. There is possibility to upvote and comment on it. However, how Microsoft handle feedbacks or what action they are doing is something I couldn't comment on it and someone from Microsoft need to clarify that.
- Concur - I have 7 machines and not a one was it loaded on.
- You trippin, take your Linux garbage somewhere else.
- Incorrect. It’s not installed by default on any of my personal machines and not a single one of my 300+ business machines.
The topic is over. Even in the Feedback Hub app, users are guaranteed to have already reported it. Microsoft doesn't care about us. Of course, the problem with the Start menu is more of a first-world problem, but together with other problems it is the reason why many people don't want Windows 11. Microsoft is rather shooting itself in the foot. The times when Microsoft was still strong with Windows 7 are over.
2024 is:
- Linux
- Android (also based on Linux)
- MacOS on a Mac or HackintoshYou now need Windows for very few things (if you have two or three programs that are only available for Windows, you can usually run them with Proton or Wine on Linux). Even gaming with RayTracing is now possible on Linux.
- Feedback Hub normally comes with Windows and preinstalled.
Not sure why it wasn't available in your PC and in such case, you did a correct action by downloading it. - Had to go to MS store and download.
