Win8 Quick Link Menu System Setup Efficient Assistant

        Microsoft Windows 8 operating system uses a new user interface: the start screen is covered with color dynamic tiles, the traditional desktop cancels the start button, many friends will feel uncomfortable when they first contact, we are in the "Win8 interface mouse control skills: corner and The Secret of the Edge has introduced the important functions and operation methods of the four corners and four sides of the Win8 start screen. However, the usual computer use will involve our commonly used system setting tools such as control panel, power management, disk management, etc. Is there any way to find and open it quickly? Maybe you still don't know, Win8 system has a mysterious "quick link menu", which contains our commonly used system setting tools, and the call is quick, simple and convenient.

Whether it's the Win8 start screen or the traditional Windows desktop, just press the "Win+X" shortcut to see the quick link menu pop up in the lower left corner of the Win8 screen. If you are using the mouse, you can move the mouse to the lower left corner of the Win8 screen, and then press the right mouse button (the touch screen corresponding operation, please try to hold it with your finger for a second or two), you can open the Win8 Win8 quick link menu.

This Win8 Quick Links menu contains programs and features, power options, event viewer, system, device manager, disk management, computer management, command prompt, task manager, control panel, File Explorer, search, run, desktop, etc. and system related manipulation tools and commands. Switch to the appropriate system settings and management interface quickly with a single click.

It should be emphasized that this “quick link menu” is not the start menu of Win8. The Win8 system does not currently provide a familiar start menu containing all installed programs and system settings. There is a popular Start8 app that can add a traditional start menu to Win8, and you can open the application in the new Windows interface directly from the Start menu. Currently, the commercial version price is $4.99, and the limited-time free version is available for 30 days.

Recently, USA’s USA Today broke the news that Microsoft is actively discussing whether to resume the Windows 8 system’s start menu, saying that Microsoft may be considering adding a start menu for the Win8 system. Microsoft has not expressed its position.

Although there is no familiar start menu on the traditional Windows desktop of Win8 system, this "quick link menu" does provide a lot of convenience for Win8 system settings. You may wish to give it a try.