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The problem is that you cannot escape completely. A major point is that some settings are available only from the Modern UI, some are only available from the de
by ygra 14y ago
The problem is that you cannot escape completely. A major point is that some settings are available only from the Modern UI, some are only available from the desktop, some are there on both. But the transitions are well-hidden most of the time. Not that most users (me included) need to frequently access settings (I'm on the same stance with UAC since Vista: It's not an annoyance beyond the first day of setting up a machine), but the lack of communication where something can be found is pretty annoying at times.
I understand that time and budget constraints make it hard to offer both in either mode, but that's definitely an area to improve.