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>Use Windows+X as your new start menu afterwards - it rocks. In fact I wish earlier versions of windows had that! If you mean launching apps with Winkey+number
by eertami 13y ago
>Use Windows+X as your new start menu afterwards - it rocks. In fact I wish earlier versions of windows had that!
If you mean launching apps with Winkey+number then it isn't new and is most definitely in Windows 7.
- gnur 13y agoNo, Windows+X shows a small "start menu" with some simple often used functions like cmd prompt / task manager / control panel / run.
- chrissmeuk 13y agoNo - winkey+X (the actual X key) throws up a new menu. See below: http://i.imgur.com/Tmq3iWp.png http://i.imgur.com/Tmq3iWp.png