This utility offers a large number of modifications throughout all of its menus, but I would avoid getting too carried away unless you are fairly technical. Once it completes the installation, you’ll have the choice of three different classic menus to switch to and an option to replace the Start button. If it’s too confusing to download and install yourself, ask a techie friend to help you. This also means that it resides on a website that might be confusing for some to navigate. This utility is what is known as an open-source project, which means that the source code is available to any programmer that wants to contribute new features. If you really want the Windows 10 Start menu to look like Windows 7, you can download a utility called 'Open Shell' that used to be called Classic Shell and Classic Start. Watch Video: Tinder to launch panic button so users feel safer meeting strangers Windows 7 start menu
