<ul><li>A bug in Windows 10 that broke jump links in the Start menu, present since the February update, has been fixed by Microsoft.</li><li>The issue was related to the introduction of Microsoft account 'control experiences' to the Start menu, causing jump list functionality to vanish for some users.</li><li>Microsoft acknowledged the bug's presence since the February preview update and rolled out a service change on April 25 to resolve the issue.</li><li>The bug, possibly caused by backporting features from Windows 11, affected users' workflows, but has now been successfully addressed.</li></ul>

Microsoft has fixed a bug in Windows 10 that broke part of the Start menu – and the reason why this happened might annoy you

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