Windows 7 uses the Aero style to miss the classic start menu

Do you still miss the classic start menu in the newly installed Windows 7? Now you can get it back and get the same look of the Aero style.

Preparation

The following figure shows a regular "Start Menu" in our sample system. Although this looks neat and orderly, it is even better if you can switch between the regular and classic style start menus when we need them.

Installation

The program you downloaded is a zip file. After unzipping, you will see the content shown below. You then need to create a "Program Files" folder for the program, save the unzipped content in it, and create a shortcut in a convenient location. Then you can start using the "Classic Menu".

Subsequent

When you start the program and even, your menu will automatically change to classic style. Rounded borders and Aero glass effects make this menu beautiful, and this classic start menu works just like regular classic menus (such as the Windows logo key, Ctrl + Esc, or left mouse click). .

At this time, features such as "drag, add, delete, rename, and sort" are temporarily unavailable on the classic Windows Start menu. You can perform such changes in the regular style menu and switch back to classics again. These changes will also be applied after the menu.

There is a very practical trick here, the "Original menu..." command. Click this command to view and use the regular menu once, then just click the Start Menu Round Button again to return to the classic style menu.

If you want (or need) to exit the classic style menu, just right click on the "Start Menu Round Button" and select "Exit".

Note: If you want to automatically switch to the classic Windows Start menu every time you start Windows, you will need to save the corresponding shortcut to the "Startup" folder.

Conclusion

Classic Windows Start Menu software provides a quick and easy way to use classic-style menus in Windows 7 while still applying it to the menu Aero glass special effects.