Microsoft Select a Windows 10 edition that destroyed the starting menu jump lists

After issuing updates for Windows 10 in February, users began to complain about problems with jump lists. More than this, start the menu issues and an inability to see the latest files the plaque systems after installing KB5052077 and later.

Affecting both Windows 10 Home and Pro, Microsoft found that problems stemmed from the participation of a feature that integrates account control experiences into the Start menu in Windows 10 22H2. An adjustment has been released, and Microsoft has tips for anyone who still experiences the problem.

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Admitting the error in an entry to the Windows Release Health page, Microsoft explains that “has received reports that users are unable to see the application jump list, which includes the latest list of files used while right -clicking on an app tile on the Start menu, on equipment installed on 2525 -year -old updates (KB50520777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777

The company continues to say:

Jump’s list is a feature in Windows 10 that provides fast access to files and tasks when right click the app icon on the task bar or starting menu. The participation that causes this issue has been stopped since April 25, 2025, so no new device should experience it, and users affected earlier should experience it after that date.

A change of service that rolled toward the end of last month is supposed to have solved things, but Microsoft offers tips if the problem goes on:

If you are still facing this issue, please make sure your device is connected to the Internet to obtain the automatic resolution that has been wrapped. After another rebirth, this issue must be resolved.

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