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Windows 11 finally gets a proper Start menu with this Quantum upgrade — install it now
April 3, 2025
If you’ve ever felt that Windows 11 could use a touch more visual flair, you’re certainly not alone. Microsoft’s choice to center the Start menu and taskbar aimed to modernize the operating system’s aesthetic and minimize mouse travel, particularly for users with ultra-wide or high-resolution displays. However, many users find this approach somewhat uninspiring.
Introducing Quantum Start Menu
If you believe that Windows 11 resembles a relic from 2011, there’s an innovative solution available: the Quantum Start Menu. This Windhawk theme revitalizes the Windows 11 interface, offering a cleaner and more intuitive Start menu and taskbar. A glimpse of its transformation can be seen in the accompanying image slideshow.
YouTuber Link Vegas has created a video showcasing the Quantum Start Menu in action, providing a step-by-step guide to installation. The process is refreshingly simple, especially when compared to more intricate themes like Windows 25.
To embark on this aesthetic upgrade, you will need the following files for the theme:
Theme package
Windhawk application
Configuration files
We invite you to share your thoughts and experiences with the Quantum Start Menu in the comments section below.
Windows 11 finally gets a proper Start menu with this Quantum upgrade — install it now
If you’ve ever felt that Windows 11 could use a touch more visual flair, you’re certainly not alone. Microsoft’s choice to center the Start menu and taskbar aimed to modernize the operating system’s aesthetic and minimize mouse travel, particularly for users with ultra-wide or high-resolution displays. However, many users find this approach somewhat uninspiring.
Introducing Quantum Start Menu
If you believe that Windows 11 resembles a relic from 2011, there’s an innovative solution available: the Quantum Start Menu. This Windhawk theme revitalizes the Windows 11 interface, offering a cleaner and more intuitive Start menu and taskbar. A glimpse of its transformation can be seen in the accompanying image slideshow.
YouTuber Link Vegas has created a video showcasing the Quantum Start Menu in action, providing a step-by-step guide to installation. The process is refreshingly simple, especially when compared to more intricate themes like Windows 25.
To embark on this aesthetic upgrade, you will need the following files for the theme:
We invite you to share your thoughts and experiences with the Quantum Start Menu in the comments section below.
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