Start Menu X
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Start Menu X is a replacement of the system menu for professionals.
Virtual Groups Group programs by purpose (office applications, graphics, etc) without changing their location on the hard drive.
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The PRO version allows you to assign a primary program to any f.
License model
- Freemium • Proprietary
Country of Origin
Ukraine
Platforms
- Windows
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- piotrmozejko reviewed Start Menu X
Beware of this application! It completely messed up my favourite menu and contextual menu set up. I had to restore registry entries to get the functionality back. Awful! There is nothing like OpenShell, simply the best, period.
- Slender-Tech reviewed Start Menu X
Completely borked my computer. My computer is bootlooping after using this and even after uninstalling the program through safe mode, it still hasn't fixed the problem.
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OrdinarySoft Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) that costs $0 + free version with limited functionality.Rating
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As of today, Win10 Start Menu is still plagued by a day-0 bug, hiding a whole bunch of folders, when installed applications are over a limit. Start Menu X works! And the free version as a few nice additions, like grouping, that are really useful. Only drawback I found so far is a little delay in showing folder contents, that doesn't seem to be configurable. Looks like it has more nice features than the commercial Start10 that I tried before.
Completely borked my computer. My computer is bootlooping after using this and even after uninstalling the program through safe mode, it still hasn't fixed the problem.
Beware of this application! It completely messed up my favourite menu and contextual menu set up. I had to restore registry entries to get the functionality back. Awful! There is nothing like OpenShell, simply the best, period.
Don't really like this, I prefer openshell, and any program that opens a page in your browser after uninstalling gets a point taken off from me, in this case, 2 points
What's so professional about skinned win7 menu?