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Restarting Explorer usually fixes most Start Menu and Taskbar issues.

From the “ Processes” tab, scroll down until you find the “ Windows Explorer” process – right click this and select “ Restart” from the menu.

Next, you want to click “ More details” on the bottom right of the window, which should open a bunch of tabs across the top.

If the User Account Control prompt appears, just click Yes.

First of all, open Task Manager by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+ESC at the same time.

It isn't a surefire fix as it might work every time, but it is definitely worth starting here just in case it does solve the issue. It just needs the user to stop a Windows process in the systems Task Manager. The first method we suggest also happens to be the simplest way to unfreeze the Start menu. Fix a frozen Windows 10 Start Menu by killing Explorer Warning: Please take the time to back up your files before you attempt any of the following fixes. There are a variety of ways to fix it and we have pulled together the best ones for you to get your Windows 10 Start Menu moving again. But fear not, solving a frozen Windows 10 Start Menu is easier than you would expect.

You'll have a stressful time trying to access programmes and files - potentially more stressful than using the Windows 8 Start Screen. Without a fix, your Windows 10 device can become near unusable.

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