The following script will add new Metro styled tiles for Power Admin Users to the start menu for Windows 11 & Server 2025.
Windows 11 Start Menu showing pinned Control Panels, Administrative Tools
and Windows Update icons.
You must manually search for these icons and pin them to the Start Menu in Win11.
You must manually search for these icons and pin them to the Start Menu in Win11.
Windows 11 Start Menu
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| Search for any of the following icons to pin to start menu. |
Admin tiles include;
- Windows Explorer Search - go directly to Windows Explorer and perform a search - not in Win11
- Control Panel (Standard Icons) - links to a list of all icons as in Windows 7/S2008, not category
- Control Panel (All Tasks) - list all tasks, a hidden feature
- Control Panel (All Settings) - referred to as "God Mode" in Win 7/S2008, a hidden feature
- Administrative Tools - root link, not a sub-directory of Control Panel as in current Tile in Win 10
- Windows Update - a better designed icon
Download AdminIconsWin11-PU.zip
License:
Free for personal use.
Commercial license of $2.25 per each Windows user account.Bulk discount available. License and Disclaimers listed in scripts.
Fines of minimum $10,000 USD per user, for illegal commercial use.
Contact metadataconsult [(at)] gmail.com for a commercial license.
Commercial license of $2.25 per each Windows user account.
Fines of minimum $10,000 USD per user, for illegal commercial use.
Contact metadataconsult [(at)] gmail.com for a commercial license.
Instructions:
It's amazing at this price, everyone is too cheap to but it 😁
- Unzip.
- Run PowerShell as Administrator1.Press the Windows Key.2.Type "PowerShell".3.Instead of just clicking it, press Ctrl + Shift + Enter.Alternatively: Right-click "Windows PowerShell" and select Run as Administrator.
- Type AdminIconsWin11-PU.ps1, press return to run.
- Complete.
If you see the above light green messages in the console area of the PowerShell ISE, the you have successfully run the script.
If you see red, you may have re-run the PowerShell IDE with administrator privileges. Use Windows Search for PowerShell, right-click and run with Administrative privileges, see article here.

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