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It still has classic Windows weirdness to it, like shutting a computer down by clicking a button that says "start".
by henning 18y ago
It still has classic Windows weirdness to it, like shutting a computer down by clicking a button that says "start".
- mattmaroon 18y agoYou don't click any button that says start. You click one the Windows logo, then the universal power sign. I can't think of anything more logical than that. Was that a kneejerk "say something bad about Windows" reflex?
- edd 18y agoMy only frustration with 'shut down', 'log off' and 'lock screen' in vista was the lack of confirmation dialogue. All to often I would lock it rather than logging it out. And clicking the windows sign and then shut down is awfully like clicking an apple sign and then clicking shut down. Quite a nice standard really.
- mattmaroon 18y agoYes, that does suck. I've slept my laptop a few times too.