How to add tile column on Windows Start menu
By default, Windows 10 displays three tile columns in the Start menu. It has a hidden fourth column that users don't know.
By default, Windows 10 displays three tile columns in the Start menu. It has a hidden fourth column that users don't know. So this article will show you how to add columns to the Start menu to display more applications when clicking on the Windows button.
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How to add tile columns on the Start menu
Step 1 . Open Settings from the Start menu.
Step 2 . Click Personalization .
Step 3 . Click Start on the left menu and turn on the Show more tiles option on the right.
The Start menu now has additional columns for you to drag the tile into.
If you drag the right side of the Start menu to the right, you will see four more tile columns to arrange and organize your favorite content.
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