Microsoft has quietly fixed a problem, which has broken the Start menu jump list for all apps on the Windows 10, version 22H2 running system.
Windows 10 Jump List feature allows users to quickly access the recently opened files and tasks using the reference menu on right-clicking the icon of the app in the Start menu or Windows taskbar.
As Microsoft explained the Windows release Health Dashboard in an update, this problem was caused by one Controlled facility rollout (CFR) which began in March 2025, leads the account control experiences that made it easier for users to manage their accounts.
Following the user reports indicating the issue, Microsoft stopped the buggy feature rollout in late April to prevent it from affecting more equipment.
“Microsoft has received the report of users being unable to see the jump list for apps, including the recent list of files used, while right-clicking on the app tile in the Start menu, 25 February, 2025 (KB5052077) and later on updated equipment,” Microsoft said,
“The rollout has been stopped to prevent this issue since April 25, 2025, so no new equipment should experience it, and first affected users should not experience it after this date.”
The company also said that now the fixed issue mainly affects Windows 10 Home and Pro Edition Home customers using systems.
The affected users are still facing the issue, it is advisable to ensure that their device is connected to the Internet to get automatic fix and ensure that the fix is applied as soon as possible.
It is the latest bug that affects the Windows 10 system, which Microsoft has decided in recent months, after solving the issues, accidentally uninstall the Copilot, breaking the SS connection and updating to the audio playback.
The company also addressed Windows 10 known issues behind random text, when printing, active directory policy issues, WSL2 GPU bug, and incorrect Windows Recovery Errors.
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