My menu

My menu in Progressbar XB

The **My menu** (**System** in BarOS and **B ox** in B OS) is a menu where the player can see important information, such as:

* PC/Progresh Hardware parts
* Operating System being used and editions obtained in such system
* Product Keys
* Statistics
* Genuine gratitude (if you have bought Product Keys)

In My menu, you can also see and change types of hardware (CPU, RAM, HDD, GPU) through the Devices button (excluding H@ckgresh, BarOS and B OS BC version). More information is found in the Devices section of the article.

However, if you are already playing a level, **My menu**, **System** or **B ox** will turn into **Pause**. Tapping it will pause the game, and show:

* Continue button, to continue the game
* Replay button, bringing up the Close dialog (see Begin Menu)
* A sound volume slider
* Settings
* Translators, who have been responsible for translating various parts of the game
* What version of the game you're using
* Privacy policy
* Copyright information of the developer (Spooky House Studios UG)
* Restore purchases button, which will attempt to restore the purchases made in Store (only on iOS)

In Bar System 1 to BarOS 7, the My menu text will also show the number of the system you're running. Prior to 0.7660, it affected all systems.

## Statistics

In the Statistics window (found in the bottom part of **My menu/System/B ox** or in the Begin menu in Progressbar Chitown) the player can check on several in-game statistics:

* **App starts:** How many times the player opened the Progressbar95 game.
* **Overall time spent:** How much time the player has spent in-game.
* **Overall number of points:** The amount of points the player has acquired through playing the game.
* **Overall number of levels:** How many levels the player has completed.
* **Overall number of %:** Corresponds to how much percentage the player got.
* **OK:** How many blue segments the player has acquired, expressed in percentage.
* **Errors:** How many yellow segments the player has acquired, expressed in percentage.
* **Relax:** How many levels were completed in Relax, Casual, Confetti Light or Tag Mini Max difficulty.
* **Normal:** How many levels were completed in Normal, Regular, Confetti or Tag difficulty.
* **Hardcore:** How many levels were completed in Hardcore, High-end or Tag Maxi Max difficulty.
* **Progress Defender:** How many levels were completed in the Progress Defender game mode.
* **Progress Sweeper:** How many levels were completed in the Progress Sweeper game mode.
* **Progresstein3d:** How many levels were completed in the Progresstein3d game mode.
* **PB XL:** How many levels were completed in the PB XL game mode.
* **Progress Commander:** How many levels were completed in the Progress Commander game mode.
* **Progressball:** How many levels were completed in the Progressball game mode.
* **B.S.O.D:** How many times the player got a B.S.O.D.
* **Dogs:** How many dogs, cathorses, or teapots the player caught.
* **Bugs:** How many bugs the player has reported.

## Devices

The second button, named "Devices", opens a menu which consists of four sections (CPU, RAM, HDD and GPU).

In the lower part of each section, a space is located, which shows spare hardware parts that you have bought on the Progressnet.

You can switch between them by pressing the Install or Turn On button.

### CPU

This shows the CPU model name and the number of cores it has.

Below this information, a CPU fan button is located. Pressing it will make a CPU fan appear, cooling down the CPU and allowing a few CPU fan pop-ups to appear (in newer systems, it is possible to enable LED colors).

### RAM

Shows the RAM memory amount and type (e.g. DDR4).

Below this information is a Progress Data bar which shows the amount of Progress Data you have.

### HDD

Shows the storage amount, interface type and tech type.

Below is a tick box to enable HDD sounds (also found in Settings).

### GPU

Shows GPU model and full name of manufacturer (nVD Microprocessors, At Circuitry, 3Dfix Multimedia or 9S Graphics) and a Performance test button.

Pressing the Performance test button will open a perfomance test window. On the left side is the GPU manufacturer logo spinning (like Teapot test in B OS) and on the right are the CPU and GPU information and the FPS the logo is moving at (the higher the FPS, the faster the animation).

Below all of this is the Supported modes section, which shows the modes available for the Decompiler Gun.

### Trivia

* If you press Stop in the overclock minigame while the marker is in the red area, the CPU icon in the CPU tab of the Devices window will turn red.

## Gallery

### ProgressbarOS

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### BarOS

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