A History of the Windows Start Menu
Actually the windows start menu used the same folder structure as the Win 3x program folders items.<p>&gt;Windows 95 Back in 1995, people lined up at midnight to get Microsoft’s latest release of Windows, and it was the first version, alongside the enterprise-focused Windows NT 4, to introduce the Start menu. It was designed to make Windows easier to use, and group or organize applications in a list. Before it arrived, Windows users could access apps through Program Manager. It was largely a basic list of apps, with no real organization.<p>Clearly not even looking at how the start menu works from a file structure layout is kind of funny if you&#x27;re going to waste your time writing an article about it.