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Windows 10 doesn't come with the tablet experience on by default, you have to put it into tablet mode to get that. That's been true for several years now.
by Godel_unicode 8y ago
Windows 10 doesn't come with the tablet experience on by default, you have to put it into tablet mode to get that. That's been true for several years now.
- simonh 8y agoWin10 is a lot less user hostile that 8, but it still has the legacy of having two different UIs in parallel. Finding specific configuration setting has always been hard on Windows but you also have the dumbed down don’t-call-it-metro interface getting in the way as well.
- Godel_unicode 8y agoI've never understood that problem, whenever I'm looking for a Windows setting my process is always the same. Hit windows key, start typing until the name of the setting I'm looking for pops up, arrow keys and enter.