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"No Start button" Great thing actually. Instead of hitting start and fumbling with the mouse to find a certain app, you just start typing the app name, press En
by mariusmg 14y ago
"No Start button"
Great thing actually. Instead of hitting start and fumbling with the mouse to find a certain app, you just start typing the app name, press Enter and done.
"Start-up screen is kind of overwhelming and inefficient".
The new start screen is basically a launcher + notification. You can always turn live tiles off and get a static screen.
"Some of the features are hidden and require a lot of exploring to get it right"
Win+C to show the charms bar, win+shift+. to dock/undock app to right side. No need to even move the mouse.
- gman99 14y ago>>Instead of hitting start and fumbling with the mouse to find a certain app, you just start typing the app name, press Enter and done. Isn't this exactly the same as in windows 7? Hit start button and start typing? The only real difference is that the start menu is now full screen and the small icons have been replaced with constantly updating "tiles". I'd rather I had the choice of a traditional start menu, but then you always have the option of booting direct to desktop and pinning the common apps to the taskbar. So not really sure what the fuss is about.