Retrieving the Win8 Start Menu
Whenever the Windows operating system has undergone major updates and upgrades, many users will be worried about the operation of the new system, so they will not be upgraded. This is why the Win8 system is ready to go. However, there are still many people using WinXP. In fact, this kind of worry is not necessary, whether you are using Win7 or WinXP, as long as you master the following points, the system can be quickly upgraded after upgrading to Win8, will not bring any trouble to use.
Retrieving Win8 Start Menu
Users who have experienced Win8 system will find that there is no start button and start menu in Win8, although they do not feel how important they are when using Win7 until they are cancelled. Then, I found that if there is no start button and start menu, the system is really inconvenient to use. In fact, although there is no start button in Win8, the position where the start button was placed remains a small part, just like the desktop area in the lower right corner of Win7. Move your mouse here to display a thumbnail of the Win8 Metro interface, click to switch directly to the Metro interface.
Win8 Metro interface thumbnail
Click the start button with the left mouse button to open the start menu and find the program you need. This series of operations has become a habit, so maybe everyone did not pay attention, in fact, Win8 The start menu has not been completely cancelled. Just click the right mouse button at the location where the original start button is located, and you will see a lot of familiar features in the pop-up menu. Includes command prompt, control panel, search, run, and more.
Win8 hidden "Start menu" "
This hidden "start menu", although it does not seem as feature-rich, but for users who just accepted Win8, it is still convenient Less, able to continue some of the past usage habits, so that the new system is no longer strange.
Win8 system new shutdown method
Win8 system new shutdown method
There is no start menu, what about shutdown? Do you want to press the power switch directly? Of course not. In Win8, there are some minor changes to the shutdown operation, and Win8's shutdown method is more than one.
In the traditional or Morden interface of Win8, point the mouse arrow to the upper right corner of the screen, and a black sidebar will appear on the right side of the screen with some function buttons.
Slide to the right corner and the Charm bar
Click on the last “Settings> button, which will pop up six settings including network, volume, brightness, notification, power and language. Click on the <quo;Power” button and you will see the shutdown option.
Click “Power”You can choose to shut down
This is the most traditional shutdown method. If you feel that this operation is troublesome, you can also directly call up the shutdown dialog by pressing the keyboard shortcut.
Shutdown Keys Shutdown
In the Windows interface, press the <quo;Alt+F4” key combination on the keyboard to pop up the Win8 shutdown menu. In the drop-down list, select “Shutdown”, then click the “OK” button to also perform the shutdown operation.
Traditional interface and Morden interface switching
Traditional interface and Morden interface switching
Morden interface is the biggest feature of Win8, it is completely different from the traditional Windows interface, and the Win8 system will open the Morden interface by default after startup. It's also very easy to get back to the familiar Windows desktop, with a mouse click or keyboard shortcut to switch between the two interfaces.
In the Morden interface, there is a tile called "Desktop" that you can switch to the traditional Windows desktop.
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Thumbnail, click the left mouse button to switch back to the Morden interface.
Click on the bottom left corner of the screen in the traditional interface
If you feel that it is not convenient to switch with the mouse, for example, when using a laptop without a mouse, moving the pointer to a fixed position is far from using the keyboard shortcut. The keys are coming soon.