From: V@nguard.LH   
      
   Paul  wrote:   
      
   > VanguardLH wrote:   
   >   
   >> Windows 11 Pro   
   >>   
   >> Sometimes when I pin a program or shortcut to the Start Menu, it is not   
   >> visible.  Right-clicking on the file or shortcut shows "Unpin from   
   >> Start", so Win11 thinks the item had been pinned to the Start Menu, but   
   >> the professed pinned item is not visible.  At:   
   >>   
   >> https://youtu.be/cib1dXS5yTE?t=14   
   >>   
   >> the author shows the Start Menu, and there is a paging control at the   
   >> right-side of the window for the Start Menu that he can click on to   
   >> scroll through the pinned items that are out of view.  I don't see that   
   >> paging control.  However, half of the pinned section in the Start Menu   
   >> is blank.  A newly pinned item has plenty of space to get added to the   
   >> Start Menu without any scrolling required.   
   >   
   > Run Winver.exe and check your OS version.   
   >   
   > 24H2 doesn't seem to be complete, with regard to Start Menu design.   
   >   
   > The 25H2 running on the Test Machine (shown here), has the scroll on the   
   right side.   
   >   
   >     [Picture]  25H2-Start-Scroll-Bar.gif   
   >   
   >     https://imgur.com/a/ZzsAQgw   
      
   My bad.  I didn't have enough items in the Pinned list to require   
   paging/scrolling to see them.  That was a red herring as to why some   
   pinned items don't show up in the Start Menu's Pinned list.   
      
   I right-click on a file or shortcut, Pin to Start, but the item isn't   
   visible in the Pinned list.  If I again right-click on the same object,   
   I'm then offered Unpin from Start.  Well, it would have to be pinned to   
   then have the option to unpin it.   
      
   I'm back to why pinned objects that Windows 11 thinks have been pinned   
   are not visible in the Start Menu's Pinned list.   
      
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