Win7/Win8.1 upgrade after installing Win10 Start menu default only one column of magnetic stickers

Since Microsoft allowed Win7/Win8.1 users to upgrade Win10 official version for free within one year, upgrading and installing Windows10 has become one of the popular installation methods. Although this method is likely to have compatibility issues, etc., since this is a free and critical step, those who have the system "clean" & rdquo; users have to "can endure". Fortunately, after the upgrade is successful, you can perform a clean installation at will, so this price is worthwhile.

▲Win7/Win8.1 upgrade After installing Win10, the default menu has only one column of magnetic stickers.

For these two installation methods, Microsoft also made a distinction, the purpose may be In order to take care of the different users' habits. According to the Win10 Candidate Edition 10208 update log, users who have upgraded from Windows 7/Windows 8.1 have only one column in the tile area of ​​the Start menu, and users with pure Windows 10 have two columns of tiles.

As can be seen from this arrangement, the upgrade user's start menu size is similar to Win7; the clean install user's start menu is wider, and the tile content is more abundant. Microsoft believes that old users are more accustomed to the layout of single-column magnetic stickers, while purely installed users are able to develop new usage habits according to the novice.






Pure after installing Win10, there are two columns by default.

But this is the default arrangement. If you think it is appropriate, you can use it according to this arrangement. Initially determine the current computer Win10 installation method; if you do not like the default style, you can manually change the start menu layout, or even enable the tablet mode start screen until you are satisfied.