10586 increases this limit from 512 items to 2048. Any items above this number were simply ignored not shown in the menu, and not accessible to the menu's built-in search. In build 10240, the Start menu could only contain about 500 items, be they live tiles, program shortcuts, links to readmes and uninstallers, or anything else. More importantly, the bug that rendered the Start menu essentially useless with large numbers of programs has been, well, not exactly fixed, but improved. Starting with the Start menu, we have slightly more informative context menus for resizing tiles, and a new option to have each tile column be four medium tiles wide instead of the current three.
TODAY SHOW NOVEMBER 11 2015 UPDATE
The update includes a number of small changes to improve window management and increase visual consistency. This same versioning scheme is also used for the new "as-a-service" release of System Center Configuration Manager. winver in the original release describes windows as being "Version 10.0 (Build 10240)." In the new release, it's "Version 1511 (OS Build 10586.3)" as in, 11th month of 2015. With this update comes a slightly new way of describing Windows versions, and it's one that we expect to feature in other Microsoft software, too. The November Update build (10586) is already available to members of the Windows Insider program. It's also the time for gamers to make the switch too-in parallel with this release, Microsoft is rolling out the new Xbox Experience, which is based on Windows 10, and gives the dashboard a big shake-up. Microsoft's message to businesses is that if they were following the traditional policy of waiting for the first Service Pack or major update to Windows before deploying it, this is it: time to take the plunge.
This first major update has a handful of visible features, a variety of bug fixes, and even some enterprise features.
TODAY SHOW NOVEMBER 11 2015 WINDOWS 10
The Windows 10 November update is available now to everyone running Windows 10.
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