The current Windows 10 build number is 6.
All my accounts in Google Chrome are gone.The Cortana search bar is back (I had disabled it).All of my pinned taskbar shortcuts are gone.The desktop background has been reset to the default one (with the Windows logo).Every time I log in, I see a “ Preparing Windows” message, and once I am logged in, I see that all of my settings are gone. My Windows 10 system has suddenly started doing something really weird. However, third-party hackers have cobbled together a tile editor called TileIconifier and it’s available here.SuperUser reader Konamiman wants to know why Windows 10 has “erased” all his settings every time he signs in:
There used to be a Microsoft app called TileCreator that allowed you to create new tiles, but Microsoft pulled it without explanation a while back. If you really like tiles and want to make your own, you’re in luck. Plus, if you’re using a tablet, not having live tiles means (ever so slightly) lower data usage. While it isn’t as colorful as having tiles, it isn’t as distracting either. This removes tiles and brings back the traditional Windows menu. If you want to minimize your menu some, place the mouse over the right edge of the Start menu and drag it across until only the main menu can be seen and let go.
Next, right-click a tile and click Unpin from Start, repeat for all tiles.Select the Windows Start button to open the menu.If you like the simple menu look, you can do the same. Personally, I never use them so have removed them completely. The Windows 10 tile menu works for some but not for others.
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