Alternate Windows Start Menu

Are you tired of the existing Windows Start Menu and are looking for something more effective and attractive? If so, a utility you might want to try is Vista Start Menu.

Vista Start Menu is the convenient alternative to the plain Start menu you find in Windows XP and Windows Vista. The program uses your cognitive abilities (visual memory, reflexes,etc.); however, while it is easily understandable for beginners, it is also highly efficient for experienced users.

There are a lot of useful features this tool offers and if you are curious how it works, there is a nice demo available on their website so you can see it in action.

Despite its name, this free utility works on any version of Windows (2000+). The author also notes the program does not modify any system settings and is easy to unistall if you decide you do not like it.

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  • RAY SMITH

    i used the vista start menu for windows xp and it worked great, so much so that when i got vista i was disaponted that it wasnt using that menu.

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