The redesigned Start menu is one of the biggest changes in Windows 10 and probably the first most people will notice. While it looks similar to the Windows 7 Start menu, it acts a lot like the full-screen Start experience from Windows 8. You can make the menu about as big or as small as you want by adding and subtracting live tiles, or ditch it altogether and use the full-screen version introduced in Windows 8. Here's a quick look at the new, customizable, Metro-ish, desktop Start menu. If you want to use it yourself, download the Windows 10 Technical Preview that came out today.
And, for once, some of what it can do looks genuinely useful.
The blog post reads, “We’re introducing a new WhatsApp app for Windows that loads faster and is built with an interface similar to the app's mobile version.”
Since the middle of February, customers of AMD graphics cards have been reporting situations in which Windows installations were entirely bricked after installing new drivers.
