ClippyBeer
Moderator
If you're like me and bought a new computer that came with Windows 10 or higher and despise the new Start Menu there's a way to restore the familiar look and feel of XP with OpenShell.
https://open-shell.github.io/Open-Shell-Menu/
It's a free and open source replacement for that horrid metro style. It's completely customizable and has all kinds of skins available for it, my favorite of course being the XP style skin.
Please note that the Windows 10 start menu is still accessible via the "Start Menu (Windows)" entry.
Windows 10 UWP Apps are accessible as well as non-UWP (traditional programs you download and install)
I have created a shortcut to Bluetooth settings since I regularly use a BT headset for work. Windows 10 is now less awful thanks to OpenShell. If there's any interest I will post links to all the XP skins, Start Buttons and a brief tutorial.
https://open-shell.github.io/Open-Shell-Menu/
It's a free and open source replacement for that horrid metro style. It's completely customizable and has all kinds of skins available for it, my favorite of course being the XP style skin.

Please note that the Windows 10 start menu is still accessible via the "Start Menu (Windows)" entry.
Windows 10 UWP Apps are accessible as well as non-UWP (traditional programs you download and install)

I have created a shortcut to Bluetooth settings since I regularly use a BT headset for work. Windows 10 is now less awful thanks to OpenShell. If there's any interest I will post links to all the XP skins, Start Buttons and a brief tutorial.