One of the greatest changes introduced by Microsoft with the debut of Windows 11 is definitely an all-new Start menu inspired by Windows 10X.

The new design no more uses live tiles, because the software giant desired to use a more static approach that makes more sense because of the OS redesign.

Simultaneously, the beginning menu is now centered, something which those searching for a familiar Windows experience might not like whatsoever.

This new small app, however, comes in handy for anybody who wants the Windows 10 Start menu on Windows 11. In other words, it enables you to restore the prior Start menu version even after the update to Windows 11, and of course, you're getting both classic design and the Start page-inspired approach which goes full screen.

Simply called Native Windows 10 Start menu for Windows 11 and published on GitHub, the app comes with just one bug, because the Start menu may also be slow to exit.
Microsoft and also the Windows 11 Start menu

In the meantime, Microsoft sees the Start menu redesign like a major advance for Windows 11.

"We've simplified the design and consumer experience to empower your productivity and inspire your creativity. It's modern, fresh, neat and beautiful," Microsoft said when it announced Windows 11.

"From the new Start button and taskbar to every sound, font and icon, everything ended intentionally to put you in control and produce a feeling of calm and ease. We put Start in the center and made it simpler to quickly find the thing you need. Start utilizes the power of the cloud and Microsoft 365 to inform you your recent files no matter what platform or device you were viewing them on earlier, even if it had been with an Android or iOS device."

At this point, the rollout of Windows 11 is still underway, as Microsoft plans all eligible devices to be provided by the new OS through the summer of this year.