The programs are divided in two sections: the quickly available programs pinned to the start. The bottom of the start menu contain instant search box, which allows you to search the Start menu to find programs and other Windows items, such as Internet favorites, history, files, contacts, e-mail messages, and so on. The Start menu can be used to quickly start the installed programs. The top right side of the Start menu indicates who is currently using the computer (displayed the name). The right column of the Start menu provides easy access to folders, games, control panel, devices and printers, help, and shut down functionality. Windows 7 keeps track of which programs you use and displays them on the Start menu for easy access.

The new build, 23451, brings modern details pane in File Explorer, more recommended. When you click the Windows symbol and then All Programs you will see a folder called Startup. The pinned items remain on the Start menu while the most frequently used items change as you use programs. Microsoft has released a new Windows 11 build to Dev Channel Insiders. In Windows 7, the Startup folder is easy to access from the Start menu. The left column of the Start menu is separated into two lists: pinned items above the separator line and most frequently used items below. The Start menu is a graphical user interface element that has been part of Microsoft Windows since Windows 95, providing a means of opening programs and performing other functions in the Windows shell. The Start menu is divided into two columns left and right, allow you to open/start a program, open a document, change a Windows setting, find a file, display support information, and so on.

Windows 7 start menu