What about you? Which option do you like best? Are you a touchscreen ninja, who manages to grab the narrow border every time? Comment below and let's discuss. We found this option uncomfortable and challenging to use, but we included it for the sake of thoroughness. I Googled this and found information that this would happen if the computer is running in tablet mode, turning this off seemed to have helped quite a few, but. While using your mouse or keyboard to resize the Start Menu is simple, we had a hard time when it came to using touch. I can't minimize or resize 'some' windows and this seems to have started after the August 10th updates, which included the Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1511. The Start Menu is one of the most used features in Windows 10, and customizing its size according to your preferences should enhance both your comfort and productivity. Which method do you prefer for resizing the Start Menu?
TIP: If you are looking to drastically change the size and appearance of your Start Menu, you might also want to read How to set the Windows 10 Start Menu to take the whole screen and How to turn the Windows 10 Start Menu into a single column. Unfortunately, the area you need to tap in order to grab the edges is quite narrow, and we seem to end up either scrolling through Start Menu apps or tiles, or moving tile groups instead. The workaround is to do the above way, and resize the window Manually, then enable the “Navigation Pane” feature.Grab the narrow area at the upper and right edges of the Start Menu The explorer window keeps resizing to a very small window and then blinks and freeze in Windows 10. * Click on the Navigation Pane drop down, and uncheck “Navigation Pane” box. * On its Ribbon menu, tap or click on View tab, go to Panes group. * First launch the File explorer as a fully maximized window. The navigation bar on the left hand side may cause that and one way is to turn off the Navigation Pane completely. You could try some useful tips to fix it. That happens when you open a folder or drive and try to minimize or resize the window. The File Explorer has some bugs in Windows 10 and many users are complaining about the common crashing issue. But I move File Explorer to the additional monitor and it still runs into the same problem. I have to restart the system to use it temporarily. Then the contents start blinking and crashing. When I open this PC in File Explorer and navigate to any folder, I try to resize or snap it so that the window doesn’t fill the entire screen.
My Surface Pro 3 runs the Windows 10 Pro and has upgraded to Fall Creators Update.
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