Start Menu X

Start Menu X will replace the standard Windows 7 and Vista startup menu with the menu that was in Windows XP. You can also select a series of convenient functions in the program to speed up your search. Virtual groups of applications, which are implemented in Start Menu X, will make it possible to divide all installed programs by types. Using the mouse cursor, you can create a new group in any game or another office program. Groups do not display everything all of the time inside them. Groups are more likely to display their contents in specific ways depending on what they do. alphabetically arranged groups within program groups.

You have access to the entire screen when using the program for the start menu. There is no large program list in small windows in Windows 7, unlike the standard menu. Only Windows Documentation is used by Start Menu X, which means that it changes little about the OS itself. You can quickly switch between the Start menu and the previous one.