Group Windows 10 tiles in the start menu

Arrange start menu tiles in a group

Windows 10 - customize start menu

Over the years, quite a few programs can accumulate. And if you are a friend of order, you will certainly like to group the tiles together in one area, so you have all the important programs at your fingertips. With a very simple trick, tiles can be pushed together.

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In my example, I just selected the Skype tile, hold this tile down with the left mouse button and, as shown in the screenshot, simply slide it all the way up from the start menu until a blue rectangle appears. If you release the mouse button, the tile is positioned there.

You can also assign a name to the group. To do this, you simply have to move the cursor over the tile, then the text "Name group" appears and the field can then be edited by clicking on it.

 

Group start menu tiles
Group start menu tiles

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Warning:
Using Registry Editor or its tips incorrectly can cause serious system problems that may require you to reinstall your operating system. Tampering with the registry files and using the tips is at your own risk.