One of the new features of upcoming Windows 8 is Win+X "Start" menu. It is non-customizable part of Windows 8. Win+X Menu Editor is my latest work and it serves to provide you a simple and useful way to edit Win+X menu without system files modification. It keeps your system integrity untouched.
Latest version is 2.6.0.0, it supports Windows 8 RTM and Windows 8 Release preview. Read the rest to learn more and see change log and the demo video
Change log
2.6.0.0 New feature - "Add an Administrative Tools item" allows you to add any Administrative Tools item quickly and easy. 2.5.0.2 Workaround with Program Files(x86) folder. Now shortcuts to that folder will be displayed properly in Win+X menu. 2.5.0.1 Bug fixed: if you try to add a shortcut which is already in Win+X menu folder, then application will show you .NET framework error. 2.5.0.0
New feature - "Add a Control Panel item" allows you to add any control panel applet including hidden like "Network Connections" or "All Tasks(God Mode)".
Improved icons resolving for Win+X menu items
"Add a program" now not a button but drop-down menu.
Some very minor non-critical bugs are fixed
2.0.0.1 Fixed a bug with built-in items renaming 2.0
hashlnk is not required anymore, all its functions are ported into the Win+X Menu Editor source code
Numerous bugs are fixed, such as sorting bug or crash on empty Win+X menu
Improved "add a program" feature
New clean and useful UI with hotkeys, new icons
The ability to move shortcuts between groups
New feature - "Presets", which allows you to add various commands in Win+X menu, such as shutdown options, calculator and so on.
1.0.0.3 Fixed a bug with Windows 8 RTM. 1.0.0.2 Improved *.lnk file handling. You need no rename Win+X menu items anymore, it uses file display name instead of lnk target. 1.0.0.1 Added support to Windows 8 Release Preview 1.0 Initial release
Here is the demo video of Win+X Menu Editor
With Win+X Menu Editor you are able:
to add new items.
to remove any item of Win+X menu.
to change display name of any item of Win+X menu.
to reorder Win+X menu items.
An addition information
Win+X Menu Editor is based on the hashlink source code by Rafael Rivera. Please respect and love him.
Main icon is daKirby309's "Desktop" icon + mspaint.exe
The Win+X Menu Editor is available in two editions - x86 and x64. Don't use x86 version on Windows x64.