I am convinced if MS hadn't removed the start button but kept everything else as it was that Windows 8 would have been a success. It was in the betas which I e

I am convinced if MS hadn't removed the start button but kept everything else as it was that Windows 8 would have been a success. It was in the betas which I enjoyed using. But when it was removed it made the entire OS feel unusable to me. Whoever decided Windows Server 2012 should follow suit deserves just as much scorn.