Open-Shell Menu 4.4.200 has been released as a pre-release build, featuring the project's first digitally signed binaries to eliminate Windows SmartScreen warnings during installation. This update introduces support for Automatic Restart Sign-On and fixes a broken "properties" command in the Start Menu search. The Open-Shell project, initially launched as Classic Shell in 2009, continues to adapt to Windows updates and is maintained by volunteers, supporting Windows versions 7 through 11. Users can test the pre-release binaries available on GitHub while stable versions remain accessible through the latest tagged release

Open-Shell Menu 4.4.200 Pre-Release Brings Code Signing and Windows Fixes

Open-Shell Menu 4.4.200 arrives as a new nightly build, bringing its first digitally signed binaries to eliminate Windows SmartScreen warnings during installation. The update also adds support for Automatic Restart Sign-On and patches a broken "properties" command in the Start Menu search. Maintained by volunteers, the classic Start Menu restorer continues to bridge compatibility gaps across Windows 7 through 11. 

Open-Shell Menu 4.4.200 Pre-Release Brings Code Signing and Windows Fixes @ NT Compatible