Easily Pin Favorite Windows 10 Settings to Start Menu

Written By Jitesh Kumar

Last Updated May 3, 2021

Posted In Windows 10

This post will show you how to pin favorite Windows 10 settings to Start Menu easily. Pinning in Windows 10 continues to become more and more popular with time. Pinning is a feature that can pin settings, apps, files, and programs to the Start Menu. Pinning to the Start Menu gives the ability to quickest and easiest way to access your favorite pages.

Here’s how you can pin the settings pages to the Start Menu in Windows 10. Let’s get started –

Pin Favorite Windows 10 Settings to Start Menu

In Windows 10 device, Select the Start button on the taskbar, and then select Settings. To quickly access the settings app, you can use the Windows key + I keyboard shortcut to open.

Once the Settings app window opens, locate your preferred settings app pages you want to pin ( For example – System, Personalization, Update & Security ) from the list to Start. Right-click on the Settings group and choose Pin to Start from the pop-up that appears.

Note – If the Pin to Start option is available, choose it. If you see an Unpin to Start option instead, the selected settings are already pinned.

Click Yes to add when a dialog window appears asking. Do you want to pin this tile to Start?

Similarly, you can navigate to a specific Windows Settings app pages. Right-click on the settings and select Pin to Start from the pop-up that appears. For example – Here, I selected under Settings > Devices, choose Bluetooth & other devices.

Click Yes to add when a dialog window appears asking. Do you want to pin this tile to Start?

Once that’s done, click on the Start button. The pinned settings will automatically appear as a tile on the Windows 10 Start menu. To unpin a setting, you can right-click on the setting, then select Unpin from Start.

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