Hi everyone!
After my recent success attempting to revive the Windows 10 look, yet with the Windows 11 functionalities, I have come to a conclusion that it is very easy to do.
Looks

As you can see we have everything: The start menu, taskbar and search, and on top of that - even the ALT + Tab view!
Benefits of this program:
How to create this look
Update on this post (12/24): I’ve checked today, and this still works well. But do I recommend it still? Not really, no. I am using the original W11 look because they brought back some important functionality. But I didn’t really ever use EP for the looks; I just made this post for those who wanted the W10 looks, not functionality. So if you really care about it looking like W10 rather than acting like it.. this is still the best free method I know of, in terms of using this program for functionality - I’m not sure I still see its place as Microsoft have (somewhat) refined W11.
Thank you for reading, and if you have any questions please do ask below!
After my recent success attempting to revive the Windows 10 look, yet with the Windows 11 functionalities, I have come to a conclusion that it is very easy to do.
Looks

As you can see we have everything: The start menu, taskbar and search, and on top of that - even the ALT + Tab view!
Benefits of this program:
- 100% free
- Opensource
- Does not affect system performance
- Everything is neat, so clock etc is the correct size
- Heaps of customisation
How to create this look
- First off, download Explorer patcher, and install it. On github you can simply open the latest release and download the exe at a <2mb file size.
- This will immediately give you the Windows 10 taskbar, but not start menu.
- To get the start menu, right click your taskbar and select Properties
- Select Start Menu, then after Start Menu style it will say Windows 11. Click that, and change it to windows 10.
- Below this, ensure after 'Position on screen', it states 'At screen edge'.
- Under the Taskbar option, you can choose the size of icons, hiding options and more!
Thank you for reading, and if you have any questions please do ask below!
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