Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Unfortunately, if you're not a fan of the new look, you can't simply disable it in the Settings or use "official" tools to do so. You'll have to rely on ViVeTool instead. It's a free, open-source command-line tool that lets you try out experimental Windows features before their wider release. In this case, we can use it to disable the new menu and revert to the previous version.
Links:
ViveTool AMD/Intel version - majorgeeks.com/files/details/vivetool.html
ViveTool Snapdragon and ARM64 version - github.com/thebookisclosed/ViVe/releases
What you will learn:
1. Remove the new Start menu with ViVeTool
a. How to use ViVeTool
b. How to extract all files in ZIP
c. How to copy the path of EXE file
d. How to set feature configuration(s)
e. How to revert start menu to the old one
f. How to remove the custom configuration and enable the default Windows setting
Song: Amored - Only Your
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Link: bit.ly/3YMWwW7
#computereverywhere #Windows11 #WindowsTips #TechTutorial #StartMenu #Windows11Customization #WindowsUpdate #PCtips
Unfortunately, if you're not a fan of the new look, you can't simply disable it in the Settings or use "official" tools to do so. You'll have to rely on ViVeTool instead. It's a free, open-source command-line tool that lets you try out experimental Windows features before their wider release. In this case, we can use it to disable the new menu and revert to the previous version.
Links:
ViveTool AMD/Intel version - majorgeeks.com/files/details/vivetool.html
ViveTool Snapdragon and ARM64 version - github.com/thebookisclosed/ViVe/releases
What you will learn:
1. Remove the new Start menu with ViVeTool
a. How to use ViVeTool
b. How to extract all files in ZIP
c. How to copy the path of EXE file
d. How to set feature configuration(s)
e. How to revert start menu to the old one
f. How to remove the custom configuration and enable the default Windows setting
Song: Amored - Only Your
Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music
Link: bit.ly/3YMWwW7
#computereverywhere #Windows11 #WindowsTips #TechTutorial #StartMenu #Windows11Customization #WindowsUpdate #PCtips







![How To Upgrade To Fedora 43 From Fedora 42 [Step-by-Step Guide]
Fedora Linux 43 Beta version is released on Tuesday, 16 September 2025. If you already using Fedora 42, you can safely upgrade your Fedora 42 system to the Fedora 43 beta version using the DNF system upgrade plugin.
Related Video - https://youtu.be/zbguhFewvZM
What you will learn:
1. Step 1: Update Your Current Fedora System
a. How to ensure your Fedora 42 system is fully updated
b. How to receive signing keys for higher-versioned releases
c. How to fix problems related to the upgrade process.
2. Step 2: Download the Updated Packages for Fedora 43 Beta
a. How To upgrade to Fedora 43 Beta from Fedora 42
b. How to use the dnf system-upgrade download command with releasever=43
c. How to download and install all updated packages for Fedora 43 beta
d. How to continue the upgrade if there is unsatisfied dependencies
e. How to Verify GPG Key
f. How to verify the fingerprint of new imported GPG key
3. Step 3: Trigger the Fedora 43 Upgrade Process
a. How to find DNF version
b. How to immediately reboot your machine into a special upgrade environment
c. How To confirm the F43 upgrade process
d. How to performs the upgrade offline
4. Step 4: Login to Fedora 43
a. How to Log in and start using the Fedora 43 beta version
b. How to check the installed Fedora version
c. How to display the current Fedora version
d. How To show complete version details
e. How to check version details from settings
#computereverywhere #Fedora #FedoraLinux #Fedora43 #LinuxUpgrade #LinuxTutorial #LinuxGuide #LinuxTips #OpenSource #LinuxCommunity #LinuxDesktop #LinuxOS #DistroUpgrade #LinuxHelp #FedoraUpdate #TechTutorial How To Upgrade To Fedora 43 From Fedora 42 [Step-by-Step Guide]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/n_2gDkocNDY/mqdefault.jpg)


