- #Windows 10 start menu customize all apps missing install#
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- #Windows 10 start menu customize all apps missing windows 10#
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Also the internet connection is available.
#Windows 10 start menu customize all apps missing software#
Sometimes we can blame 3rd party anti virus software – but my machine just has Windows Defender. It seems that something blocks downloading apps from store automatically. And Windows doesn't tell, which app are still need to be downloaded. On one of my test systems there was suddenly a row of apps missing, which I reattached via the left column (Pin to 'start') of the start menu.Ī second 32-bit test system didn't do anything – there were a lot of tiles showing the download arrow for the corresponding apps. In previous builds, this download was done automatically. The start menu tile with an arrorw indicates, that the app hasn't been downloaded.
#Windows 10 start menu customize all apps missing windows 10#
But I can't say, it that happened first in Windows 10 V1709 (it was the first time, that I observed that).
#Windows 10 start menu customize all apps missing update#
During the first update run of the store everything missing will load. Furthermore, only the basic language (English) is included in a preprovisioned app image (usually in system locale language).
#Windows 10 start menu customize all apps missing install#
The background of this behavior is by design. There are preprovisioned apps without being in the install image. After this action, the app title is in German too. The app will be launched and Windows 10 Fall Creators Update is changing the app GUI to German. To change English app titles to German (in my case), it's sufficient, to click the app tile. The above pictures shows the Camera app in the left column – although the app name might be Kamera in German. And a lot of Microsoft's build in apps are coming with English app titles, although I've installed a German Windows 10 V1709. Some of the tiles simply have an arrow pointing downwards (right column). My Start menu looks like this right after creating a user account. Some similar functionality is available in Microsoft Edge.I have just verified this on two test machines that I updated with the Insider program and the regular update to Windows 10 version 1709 (32 bit). Maths inking in apps like OneNote are not impacted by this change. Math Recognizer will install on demand and includes the maths input control and recognizer. Math Input Panel: Math Input Panel is removed. Quick Status: Quick status from the Lockscreen and associated settings are removed. Other notable Windows 10 features missing in Windows 11:ĭesktop Wallpaper roaming: Desktop wallpaper cannot be roamed to or from device when signed in with a Microsoft account. For glanceable, dynamic content, see the new Widgets feature.
Microsoft has removed Live Tiles and named groups and folders in Windows 11. The third section that sits below these two has user profile and standard folders (if you chose to pin them). Start Menu has seen significantly changes in Windows 11 and now has two major sections “Pinned apps” and “Recommended apps”. This was quite helpful and Windows 11 ditching this feature has not gone well with many users who have requested Microsoft to add it back. On Windows 10 it was possible to see the events listed below the Calendar in the flyout, when one used to click on the date and time. Windows 11 has removed this feature but users want this feature back and it is again one of the most requested feature to be added back to Windows 11. It was possible in Windows 10 to drag and drop a file on apps icons in Taskbar to open them in the app.
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