Start Menu Tweak will help you to put the Start menu in order.

Make your work pleasant!
Start Menu Tweak will help you quickly sort the Start menu and the Favorites menu and will make your work with the computer more pleasant. It is a great utility with a clear interface.

Usually, when you install a program, it creates its shortcuts in the Start menu. Each day new and interesting programs appear in the world and we have to install them again and again. What happens to the Start menu in this process? Right, it grows enormously and it becomes more and more difficult to work with it.

Start Menu Tweak - a solution sorting the Start menu.

Compact Start menu Sort the items in the Start menu by groups with Start Menu Tweak and you will get a compact menu where you will never get lost.

Easy to install and use. The program has an installation utility that will help you install Start Menu Tweak on the computer. All menu items will be backed up after the installation for you to be always able to return to its initial view.

Automated sorting will speed up the sorting process. After it is over, you will only have to sort only some menu items. Now it is possible to sort items in subfolders as well.

Editing groups in Start menu Editing groups will allow you to create new groups and delete standard ones. Start Menu Tweak already has a set of groups - categories for both the Start menu and the Favorites menu. Each group of the Start menu has its own icon displayed in the Start menu. You can replace this icon with your own.

After you sort the items in the Start menu and in the Favorites menu, you will have a menu layout. A menu layout is the structure of folders you get after you sort items. There can be several of them. And then, switching between layouts on the fly will allow you to use the Start menu more effectively making your work with the computer more pleasant.

If the type of work you do behind the computer changes within a day (suppose you read mail and use the Internet in the morning and type text documents in Word in the evening), use layouts with different sets of programs and load them when you need it. (You need Word, not Outlook, in the evening, right?)

You do not want your son to damage some important documents? Here's another good application for layouts.

If you happen to forget why you need some shortcut in the menu or where it takes you, the Information browser will prompt you. It displays text information stored in the description files of the selected shortcut. All you have to do is read it and understand what this program does in your Start menu.

Of course, you can sort shortcuts in Explorer, but then you will have to sort items in two folders. And the task will become more difficult if several users work with the computer.
Start Menu Tweak perfectly copes with these difficulties!