How to collapse menus on Windows 10?
Everyone must be familiar with the "neat" menu from the time of Windows XP, then up to Windows Vista, Windows 7 . Microsoft has made the menu more and more beautiful, more programs are inserted there, but for For many users, it is much more "messy". So how to reduce the program and return it to a simple and neat menu for Windows 10?
How to collapse the menu on Windows 10 (applicable also on Windows 8.1):
Actually, the method is very simple, you just need to open the menu, right-click on the programs to hide on that menu and select Unpin from Start :
How to collapse menus on Windows 10? Picture 1
Continue to do the same until there are no program icons at the Live Titles section anymore, and simply re-dragging this menu bar is okay:
How to collapse menus on Windows 10? Picture 2
And this is the Windows 10 menu after collapsing in the above way:
How to collapse menus on Windows 10? Picture 3
Good luck!
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