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­after Microsoft canceled the start menu in Windows 8, many users who were not used to the new tile design began to look for and install third-party start menus. Among them, Classic Shell is undoubtedly the most popular free tool at that time, providing users with a variety of different menu styles, and contains a large number of functions that can be used to customize various elements of the operating system.

­after Microsoft canceled the start menu in Windows 8, many users who were not used to the new tile design began to look for and install third-party start menus. Among them, Classic Shell is undoubtedly the most popular free tool at that time, providing users with a variety of different menu styles, and contains a large number of functions that can be used to customize various elements of the operating system.

Unfortunately, Classic Shell developers said in a statement on the official website at the end of last year that the tool was suspended due to lack of spare time, frequent updates to Windows 10, Microsoft's changes to the operating system, and so on. Developers open source tools in SourceForge and GitHub and encourage others to continue to maintain and use forked projects.

­the good news is that someone has done so, and a preview version of the tool called Classic Start has been released recently, with 3 optional classic menus:

­Classic Start is an open source branch of Classic Shell that is compatible with the latest Windows 10 and earlier versions of Windows. Those who have used Classic Shell before will be familiar with its installation options, and you can still install components such as Classic Explorer, Classic Start Menu, Classic IE, and Classic Start Update separately.

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