Let’s install OpenShell on the PC.

If you like the old, classic view of windows and do not know how to change it, here is the way to change it. enjoy it.

OpenShell, formerly known as Classic Shell, isn't a single program, but rather a suite of tools for customizing the user experience on Windows, particularly focusing on bringing back elements from older versions. The star of the show is the customizable Start menu, allowing users of Windows 7, 8.1, 10, and even 11 to replicate the familiar look and feel of the classic Windows 7 Start menu. But OpenShell goes beyond just nostalgia. It also offers a toolbar for Windows Explorer, bringing back the ability to quickly access frequently used functions, and an Explorer status bar displaying file sizes and disk space. While primarily focused on aesthetics, OpenShell can actually improve productivity by providing users with a comfortable and familiar interface tailored to their needs. So, if you're yearning for the good old days of Windows 7's Start menu, or simply want to customize your Windows experience, OpenShell is definitely worth checking out.

If you want to use this product, you have to install it on your PC. Today, I will show you “How to Install OpenShell.”

Step 01

Download the “OpenShell” application.

Step 02

Open the save folder and run the setup file.

Step 03

Open-Shell Setup Wizard, click “Next” to start the wizard, or click “Cancel” to close the window.

Step 04

End-User License Agreement

Read the license agreement carefully.

Click “Print” to take a printout of the License Agreement.

If you do not agree to the license agreement, click “Cancel” to end the setup without installing or If you agree to the agreement, check “I accept the terms in the License Agreement,” then click "Next.”

Step 04

Custom Setup

Click and change the way the feature is installed that you want to install.

Check the box only to create a start menu folder, then click browse and change the installation location if you like to install in a custom location rather than the default folder.

Then click "Next.”

Step 05

Now everything is ready to install OpenShell on your PC. If you want to change anything, just click “Back” and change what you want and come back. Then click “Install” to start the installation process.