I do understand the frustration and inconvenience of leaving a game where the Windows key would open the start menu. Currently, there is no direct way for Windows to tweak the settings to change how Magnifier is used, but there are some other options we can try to use. To pin a web link to the Start menu, you'll need to specify a secondaryTile element in LayoutModification.json. The easiest way to do this is to pin a website to the Start menu using Edge, and then to use PowerShell to export the Start layout. Sometimes, dragging the shortcut directly onto the Start button or Start menu icon can pin it. Drag the shortcut onto the Start icon in the taskbar, then see if it offers to pin. Learn how to customize the Windows Start menu, pin or unpin apps, adjust the layout, and personalize its appearance to enhance your productivity and user experience. To pin apps you use often to the Start menu, open Start , find the app you want to pin, then press (or right-click) the app, and select Pin to Start. To make other changes to how the Start menu looks, select Start , then select Settings Personalization Start. Select Start (or press the Windows logo key on your keyboard), then select Settings Ease of Access. From the Vision menu select Magnifier. Turn on Magnifier by switching the Off button to On. Magnifier will launch automatically when you start your computer. However, by default, it might not start minimized. The /Minimize argument is typically supported, but if it doesn't work as expected, proceed to the next step. Learn how to make items on the screen appear larger by using Magnifier in Windows. You can change your magnifier view by pressing Ctrl + Alt + M – this will cycle through full screen mode, a floating transparent magnifying glass, or docked. Press the Windows logo key + Plus (+) or Minus (-) to zoom in and out. My Question is: What i am doing wrong, or can i even get Settings app to properly display as pinned app on Windows 11 Start Menu alongside other apps for new users that would be created!.