In addition to the start button, Microsoft also added "shutdown" to the lower left corner of Win8.1.

In addition to the "start button" returned in Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2, Microsoft actually added "sleep" to the lower left corner of Windows 8.1. Shutdown and "restart"; this is the evolutionary version of "Win + X".
"Win + X" This is a shortcut that is very familiar and very efficient for Windows 8 users. It replaces the "Start Menu of Win7 and Vista eras" to some extent. In Windows 8.1, the Start button is back, and the evolutionary version of "Win + X" is here; this is a successful result of the battle between Microsoft and the bottom left corner of the user.

▲Windows Server 2012 R2 Preview "Win + X" shortcuts

▲Windows 8.1 Preview "Win + X" shortcuts

▲Win8 "Win + X" shortcuts
In addition, users who don't like the "Windows PowerShell" feature in the "Win + X" shortcut can be changed to "Command Prompt" via the "Navigation" property in the Win8.1 preview. "" (see the third option in "Angle Navigation" in the figure below).

▲ Windows 8.1 preview version of the "navigation" properties
Finally, you can also use the Rubik's Cube optimization master (download) right-click menu shortcut group or Win8 optimization master (download) shortcut group to give the right-click menu Add a generic shortcut.

▲Right Party's right-click menu shortcut group
You can also use Win8 optimization master to automatically create Metro application to shut down, restart...

▲Win8 optimization master's "Win+X" menu management

▲Win8 optimization master's "start screen tile" management, you can "shutdown" "restart" on the start screen pin