Thursday 3 April 2014

Microsoft Proclaim to Bring Back the Start Menu in Windows

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Microsoft has removed the Start menu in Windows 8 and according to latest updates they have announced that they will be adding the feature again for the user convenience.

Microsoft has also announced that they will be adding new features to Windows 8.1 like on screen shutdown button and ability to pin Modern UI apps to taskbar to the OS. This new features help in using Windows 8.1 more easier on computers that have keyboard and mouse.

The Start menu is looks as similar as that of the Windows 7 and they showed a demo, when the Start button is clicked user gets the access to the apps installed on the computer and it is also helpful in allowed quick access to Modern UI (user interface) apps.  Microsoft has also said that they are working on this Start menu but Windows 8.1 update may not have the Start menu feature which will be available on April 8.

For friendlier user interface Microsoft has been working on “windowed" mode for Modern UI apps. This app runs in "snapped" mode or in full screen mode.  Microsoft when came up with Windows 8 they said that keeping tablets in mind they have specially designed OS.  But majority of the personal computer users have faced problems with Windows 8, where as it has given a good impact for users who are looking to buy a Windows tablet.

Microsoft has stated that in Windows 8.1 they have fixed some of the issues, they made OS suitable for consumers who still use a mouse and keyboard. Among the latest updates the most important features is the option to pin apps with Modern UI into the desktop task bar.

According to Windows 8.1 Update here are some of the prominent features.

Users with either a desktop computer or a laptop can directly boot into the desktop mode and no need to waste time with Modern UI start screen. You do find Search and shutdown buttons always on the top right corner of the screen.

In an app that uses Modern UI, there is no need of wasting time in holding the mouse and drag the window downwards where you find close and minimize buttons on the top of the screen.

You can directly open a context menu in Modern UI mode when you Right click on a tile of an application.

Windows Store will be pinned to the task bar by default.

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