Microsoft’s new Windows 11 Start menu redesign brings customization, Phone Link integration, and a cleaner, more connected user experience.

The new Start menu that Microsoft unveiled for Windows 11 earlier this year is now beginning to roll out for users who install the latest optional non-security update.

The changes include making this part of the interface a single scrollable panel (as opposed to having the full app list on a separate panel, as is currently the case), and there's a pair of new views (category and grid) to make finding the apps you need easier.

The new Start menu overhauls the layout to address long-standing complaints. But you have options if you don't like it.

A big update for Windows 11 versions 25H2 and 24H2 is now available, and it brings the new Start menu and quite a lot of extra features.

Windows 11 KB5067036 is rolling out with a new Start menu, a "Ask Copilot" shortcut in the File Explorer, faster Windows Search, and more.

Microsoft is rolling out the new Start menu for Windows 11 with the optional KB5067036 update, which includes a few other improvements.

Microsoft's new Windows 11 Start menu rollout brings a customizable, scrollable layout with category and grid views, better Phone Link integration and enhanced Taskbar animations.

Windows 11’s Start menu gets a major redesign with scrollable apps, category views, responsive layout, and Phone Link integration.

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