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Post Date
June,
14
2026
Since its release in 2015, the Windows 10 operating system is still being used in nearly a billion devices worldwide. In 2021, Microsoft releases Windows 11 as a free upgrade, but it didn’t get that popularity. Windows 10 is still at the peak of popularity for its compatibility. For 2023 users of Windows 10, here are some tips and tricks which is suitable for modern trends.
Are you using Windows 10 in 2023? If so, we can teach you some tips and tricks to enhance your computing experience. Remember, you have plenty of Windows 10 tips and tricks to learn in 2023 because Microsoft keeps updating its software several times throughout the year. These updates always include new features, settings, and customization options. So, here we go;
Bang! The start menu is now like the older one.
Start Menu Customization
Windows 10 have a colorful and vibrant Start menu. In a recent update, the bottom button of the device screen has grown into a full-screen experience with live tiles with images and advertisements. Do you know, you can customize it on your own? Okay, here is how can you do that; Click on the Windows icon from the bottom of your screen and navigate to Start > Settings > Personalization > Start. From here, you can choose to customize all the nitty-gritty details of your start menu. Including the system folders, recently added applications, resizing and rearranging the tiles, and much more. Also, you can bring back the old start menu by simply navigating through ‘Start > Settings > Personalization > Start’ this and then turning off every toggle except the ‘Show app list in Start menu’.
Bang! The start menu is now like the older one.
Taskbar Customization
The taskbar is known for showing the ongoing tasks and windows of your device. By customizing the taskbar, you can organize tasks easily. Also, you can populate your taskbar with the applications you use most. It is not too hard to pin an application or program on your taskbar, you just have to right-click on the icon of your desktop and select Pin to Taskbar from the context menu. Though you cannot pin any folders on taskbar.
Focus Assist
As a Windows user, you already know about pop-ups and notifications can be responsible for pulling out your attention from what you’re doing to another. Here comes the focus assists that can help you to keep focused on your task. This feature is mostly like the ‘Do not Disturb’ feature of your phone. You can also customize the priority or completely turn off the notifications from here. Are you afraid of missing out the important notifications? Don’t worry Windows action center will show a summary of what you’ve missed when you turn down the Focus Assist again. To do so, you have to navigate through Start > Settings > System > Focus Assist.
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