Windows 11 forced a bunch of UI changes on everyone—centered taskbar, a totally different Start Menu, simplified right‑click menus, and a “clean” File Explorer that (in my opinion) just feels worse to use. In this video I show the exact app I used to basically undo all of that and bring back the Windows 10 vibe: StartAllBack. I download it, install it (yes, the quick black screen is normal), and then I walk through the configuration so you can start transforming your system immediately. I go feature by feature: taskbar styles (Windows 7/8 inspired looks, icon sizes, margins, labels, transparency, even moving the taskbar to the top/side), Start Menu styles (including a layout that looks way better than the stock Windows 11 menu), tray flyouts (Windows 10/7 style), File Explorer options (Windows 10 ribbon, Windows 11, even Windows 7 style), and the big one—restoring the classic Windows 10 right‑click context menu. I also show bonus tweaks like custom coloring and acrylic/blur transparency. The only real drawback: it’s paid, but you get a long trial (around 100 days), and once you see Windows 11 “fixed,” going back feels broken.