The upcoming Windows 10 Anniversary Update (Windows 10 Anniversary Update) will bring many important changes to users of Microsoft's new operating system, such as a redesigned Start menu that is supposed to provide easier access to installed applications.
It's no secret that Microsoft is trying to improve Windows 10 to accept universal apps and the new Start menu will bring back the "All apps" that was available on Windows 8. 1.
This means that directly from the Start menu you will be able to see all installed applications, easier than in the current version of the menu.
The "All apps" list is essential for understanding the apps you have on your device. We have brought this list to the top of the UI to reduce clicks & scrolling. This makes it easier to access applications from the "All Applications" list.
The most impressive change is the addition of a hamburger button that hides additional settings in the Start menu.
You can see in the above image and in the below GIF, the new Startup menu.
The left side has been redesigned to include the hamburger button, which reveals more settings only when pressed.
The user account preferences have been moved under this icon, just like the system settings.
