


Just drag on tile on top of another tile to create a folder of like-minded tiles. As with the thumbnails littering your desktop, you can organize Start menu tiles into folders. Create Start menu foldersEven with an extra-wide Start menu, it can start to feel cluttered if you have added a bunch of tiles to it. The large panel on the right contains the colorful tiles in sections labeled as Create, Play, Explore and so on.If your Start menu is starting to feel crowded, you can make it wider by going to Settings > Personalization > Start and toggling on Show more tiles. The center (but still mostly left) panel houses a list of all your applications, starting with those you recently added at the top and then an alphabetical
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