There may be various issues you can live with when it comes to your Microsoft Windows 10 computer but being unable to use the start menu is not one of them. But you don’t have to worry, being unable to use the start menu is not one of them. But you don’t have to download any hard-to-understand software to fix this. To get your Windows 10 start menu working again, you will have to use the task manager and type in a few commands. If you are new to Windows, you don’t have a difficult time understanding the following instructions. 

• Disconnect your windows account

If the Start menu fails each time you restart your computer, then this is a way you want to try. You have to go to Settings > Accounts > Sign-In Options. Then you have to scroll to privacy and turn off the option which states, ‘use my sign-in info to automatically finish setting up my device after an update or restart. And the next time you click on the start menu, it won’t give any other problems. 

• Cortana could be the culprit

There can be many reasons as to why the windows start menu is not working properly, and Cortana could be one of them. To get this issue fixed, you can try restarting Cortana, and if that does not work, you can also try re-registering it. 
Let us try to restart Cortana. First, you will have to access the task manager by right-clicking on the taskbar. The task manager option would be the third one from the bottom. You have to make sure that you are on the processing tab and find Cortana. Then you can click on it and then select the end task button at the bottom right. This must restart Cortana and then end the start menu issue. It looks like you are going to have to re-register it. 

• Enter safe mode

If you have issues related to the start menu after installing software, then you need to enter safe mode to make sure the software is causing the issue. To enter safe mode, you will have to press the Windows and L Key when Windows is starting. Then click on the power button and long-press on the shift key and press restart. You must see the boot options, head on over to Troubleshoot > Advanced options > Startup Settings, and then reboot your system.

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