Tips for creating Windows 8 start menus by hand

  
Many early adopters have officially used the new version of win8 system. Win8's new start interface is refreshing. At the same time, it has also been rumored by many netizens. Many netizens said that they still like the Microsoft classic start menu. This article describes the manual creation of a Start menu under Windows 8 without any third-party programs. Because product design and a large amount of data research show that Windows 8's higher operational efficiency requires not the start menu but the start screen, which is not a big problem for relatively new beginners or faster update students. However, if it is a special need and a very nostalgic user, it will be a bit unaccustomed to give the start button to "disappear", then you will be able to create your own start menu through the introduction of this article. Make up for some of the inconvenience of losing the start button.
The idea of ​​writing this article comes from the over-expiration of Vista to Windows 7. At that time, Microsoft removed the quick launch bar and the more advanced super taskbar, which was relatively smooth compared to the afterlife, but at the time Still many friends like to use the quick launch bar to start the program :), but the method used is to create a new toolbar on the super taskbar!
Now use this method to achieve the creation of no third-party tools under Windows 8. Menu, because after some articles and learning to understand that Windows 8 did not actually remove the start menu, only the start button is removed, because a large part of the program below the start screen is also from this position — — Windows can not be removed, The ingrained "start” menu.
The first step, we first right click on the super task bar, select to create a new toolbar, as shown in the figure:

New toolbar
The second step, enter the following in the pop-up dialog box Parameters:
1.%programdata%MicrosoftWindowsStart menu
Copy the code as shown:

Enter the parameters and select the folder
Step 3, adjust according to your preferences Or you can create a self-addition as shown in the figure to enrich your own start menu

I added new content such as computer, computer properties, control panel and so on. In addition, you can also combine to create a new toolbar "desktop"; more convenient to use the floating window to complete more operations in the traditional interface.

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