WINDOWS 10 LIVE TILES MISSING WINDOWS 10

The development team said that the dynamic tile function of the start menu is still available for developers and users, and Microsoft is not ready to completely remove the dynamic tile function.

WINDOWS 10 LIVE TILES MISSING WINDOWS 10

The Windows 10 development team responded to usersвЂ™ questions during a live broadcast event, and the development team on the dynamic tile made it clear that it will not disappear. So many users guess that the dynamic tile function will disappear is actually a reasonable guess, but at this time Microsoft official said that the dynamic tile function will not disappear. This is mainly because Microsoft has started to push new application icons with color.ДЄnd these new colored icons designed by Microsoft do not support dynamic tiles, that is, these updated applications no longer support dynamic tiles. Maybe by then these dense people at Microsoft will be fired.There are many recent rumors that the Windows 10 Start Menu Live Tiles will disappear. They want to break 29 years of Windows workflow for people who want to be productive just so they can please fanboys. These fools want to turn Windows into some useless smartphone OS. We got fools like Jen and Branden on the Microsoft engineering team thatвЂ™s giving critical feedback the deaf ear, only listening to Windows Phone fanboys. While thereвЂ™s million useful feedback that they could be implementing right now. Who the hell is asking for this entertainment widget crap? I donвЂ™t see that part of the feedback hub. The new right click menu looks like transparent garbage that you canвЂ™t see because itвЂ™s bleeding through your wallpaper. Nothing for the new taskbar has been done yet.

Every week we have tiny minor tweaks that break and hide more useful features that were part of Windows for years. Who would want this trash downgraded OS anyway? Insider builds are total crap so far. Even the right-click context menu is from the old version's design, which means you won't get the new options that are added in Windows 11.

The menu also has a recently added section to highlight newly installed applications. You can pin apps to the Start Menu, unpin them, create folders, etc., just like you can in the previous version of the operating system. So they have not been removed in Windows 11. Surprisingly, the Start Menu Tiles work as well, including Live Tiles. Regardless of whether you change the alignment or not, you will see that TenStartMenuFixer has replaced the Start Menu's design. Click the menu next to Taskbar Alignment, and choose Left. Scroll down to the Taskbar Behaviors section, click the caron button (downwards arrow) to expand the list. Right-click on the Taskbar and select Taskbar Settings. You can use it as is, but if you want to move the Start button and the Taskbar icons to the left, Windows 11 has an option that can help. But when you click the Start button, the menu opens on the left like on Windows 10, which is a little weird. Now, TenStartMenuFixer doesn't change the alignment of the taskbar icons.

Windows 10 live tiles missing