Windows 10 start menu doesnt work - you can do that

• In many cases it is enough to restart Windows once. To do this, switch to the desktop and press the key combination [ALT] + [F4] . Now select " Restart " and click " OK ".

Another way to restore the broken start menu is to set up a second user account. To do this, create a new user account.

1. To do this, open the PowerShell with administrator rights again, as described in the tip above.
2. Now enter the command " net user newusername newpassword /add ". Of course, " new user name " and " new password " must be replaced with personal access data.
3. Now restart the PC and log in with the newly created account. Now check if the start menu is working.
4. If this is the case, you need to transfer the user data from the old account to your new one. This is particularly convenient if you were logged into the old account with a Microsoft account.
5. To transfer the data from the Microsoft account, go to the Windows settings and then to " Accounts ". Tap " Sign in with a Microsoft account instead "
6. Windows 10 should now automatically transfer all important settings and data.
7. If you only have an offline account and are not willing to create a Microsoft account either, you must either transfer the data manually or use a backup program .

If all else fails, you should Reset Windows 10 . You can either keep your personal information on reset or remove everything. Either way, the start menu should work properly again after the reinstall.

If your start menu still doesnt start or Windows 10 only reacts with a delay, the problem may be in your computer itself. Because although the new Windows system is comparatively resource-saving, stuttering and other problems often occur with older devices.

• In this case, you cannot avoid buying a new one. But you dont have to dig deep into your wallet for this:
• In our always up-to-date list of the best you will find strong notebooks for Windows 10 from around 200 euros.