You may need to tweak the button size - we used 60 given the default setting was too large for our desktop resolution. Once downloaded, choose Custom near the bottom of the Start Menu Style tab and select the downloaded image.
Step 3: Next, head here to download the Windows 7 Start Menu orb (these are image files, so you can pick them up from many different places if you prefer). Step 2: On the Start Menu Style tab, choose the Windows 7 Style as shown above. Here you will want to choose the Classic Start Menu Settings. Once installed, you’ll see six entries on your Start Menu listed under Classic Shell. Unfortunately, support for Classic Shell ended in 2017, but the code was picked up and continued with Open Shell, which you can download here. With this free tool, you can modify the Windows 10 Start Menu to resemble the version provided in Windows 7. Step 1: A download called Classic Shell once allowed you to change key menu aspects to look more like Windows 7. With a few tweaks to elements like wallpaper, color scheme, and default browser, you’ll be back to a Windows 7 look and feel in no time. The good news is that Windows 10 is highly customizable, so you can engineer its design to look nearly the same as Windows 7. If you’re struggling to feel comfortable with Windows 10, you’re certainly not alone.
While Windows 10 has an appealing look and feel to some, many of us feel overwhelmed by the massive jump in style from Windows 7.
