Start Menu Troubleshooter

If you own a Windows-based computer, you probably understand how sometimes, some of its components can malfunction, thus putting you in a difficult situation.

However, nowadays there is a wide variety of tools that can help you bypass these unfortunate events by detecting and fixing the faulty components. One of these tools is Start Menu Troubleshooter.

Since it is a portable tool, you are not required to install it on your computer, as simply launching it grants you full access to its functions.

More so, it does not modify any Windows registry entries, nor does it generate additional files or folders on your computer. It is also possible that you can run it from external storage media such as USB flash drives.

You can turn to Start Menu Troubleshooter if you notice that your Start Menu does not provide you with the expected feedback or some of its components are malfunctioning. Since this utility does not shelter many functions, operating its controls can be accomplished by numerous users, regardless of their PC skills or experience with similar tools.

From the main screen you can launch the troubleshooting process right away, but you can also display the Advanced Options and toggle automatic repairs. During the troubleshooting you can view a status bar along with brief descriptions of the process.

After the process has finished, you can display a detailed report that includes a broad range of checked components and their status. Among the verified items, you can find incorrectly installed required applications, registry keys permission issues, corrupted tile database and also corrupted application manifests.

It is possible to print the report for later use by clicking the printer-shaped button in the same window.

Start Menu Troubleshooter is a lightweight, yet efficient troubleshooter that can identify and attempt to fix malfunctioning components from your Start menu. It requires no installation, features a simple user interface and its functions are highly accessible for a wide range of computer users, rookies and professionals alike.