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Fix the Windows 10 Start Menu by rebuilding the index It's possible to check each entry to see if a driver can be updated, but it's worth checking Display Adapters and Sound, video, and game controllers in particular. To check to see if an update is possible, you can right click an entry, click 'Update Driver', and then click 'Search automatically for drivers', provided you are connected to the internet. Right click this and select 'Restart' from the menuįrom here you will see a cascading list of device types that lets you can click each category to see the list of specific hardware and software installed.

Scroll down until you find the 'Windows Explorer' process.

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

Open Task Manager by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+ESC at the same time.

All that’s required is to open up Task Manager and kill a specific Windows process before restarting Explorer. This method is generally quite effective and will solve most instances of a Windows 10 Start Menu not working correctly, although it may not fix any underlying problems. Fix the Windows 10 Start Menu by restarting Explorer If you find the Windows 10 Start Menu is still not working after the restart, you will need to start tweaking some system settings.

Restarting can prove a quick fix for this issue, and if you're running a device with an SSD shouldn't take much time at all.

Additionally, programs sometimes fail to close properly, and can be using up system resources even if they do not appear to be running.