Windows users expect

for Windows 8's many functions. Although Windows 7 performs well, it does not fully meet the needs of users. For this reason, many users are looking forward to the release of the new operating system - win 8 and look forward to Microsoft's better. To improve the user's system experience, many users have put forward a lot of suggestions on how to improve Windows 8"
Here, the system home small series is a rough list of "Windows users expect a lot of Windows 8 features", as follows:
#1, custom installation function
Generally speaking, Current Windows installations are stored on one drive and data is stored on another drive. It can be said that the current Windows installation is prehistoric, and users expect significant improvements in the installation of Windows 8.
#2, Better Compressed File Format Support
Currently, there are many good, free open source tools for handling compressed files on the web. The author's favorite is 7-Zip, which has the ability to handle a variety of foreign files. However, the current Windows operating system only supports .ZIP files and cannot handle any other commonly used compressed file formats. Many Windows users believe that Microsoft Windows 8 should provide better support for many compressed file formats.
#3, integrated anti-virus /anti-spyware /firewall
Many users believe that in order to better improve the security of the Windows operating system, Microsoft should integrate all security software into one application, and Add it to Windows 8.
#4, Update Task Manager
Undoubtedly, Windows Task Manager is a very good and useful tool. However, for many users, the Windows Task Manager is too old and urgently needs to be improved.
The author believes that although the Windows Task Manager does not need to be as complex and comprehensive as the Sysinternal process browser, at least a few more features should be added. I hope that Microsoft can make some improvements to the Windows 8 task manager.
#5, Software Installation Center
In fact, so far, Microsoft has launched a lot of cool, free software, but it is not so easy to find.
In Linux distributions, such as Ubuntu, there is a software center where users can download a lot of new software.
The author believes that in Windows 8, Microsoft should also launch a similar software installation center, so that users can easily find the software they need.