
If there are no issues, you will see “Troubleshooting couldn’t identify the problem” message. Step 4: If there is an issue with the Start menu, it will fix it automatically. Step 3: Once the troubleshooter is launched, click the Next button to let the troubleshooter search for Start menu problems.

Step 2: Once downloaded, double-click on the downloaded file to run the troubleshooter. Here is the download link to get it from Softpedia. However, you can download it from third-party sites. UPDATE on October 9th, 2018: Microsoft has pulled the Start menu troubleshooter for some reason. Step 1: Click this link to download the Start menu troubleshooter or repair tool on to your PC.

Using Start menu troubleshooter in Windows 10 If the Start menu troubleshooter detects an issue, it tries to fix it automatically. When you run the troubleshooter on your Windows 10 PC, it checks if required applications such as and applications are installed correctly, and checks for permission issues with registry keys checks if the tile database is corrupt, and, finally, checks if the application manifest is corrupt.
