Can Microsoft regain the favor of users with the "start"?

Computer store news: Microsoft wants to use the "start" to regain the ambition of users to no doubt. At the same time, a number of media have also published articles pointing out that the "Start" button will bring significant value to Windows 8.1. But is this really the case? Is this button provided by Microsoft really what users really want?

Indeed, most Windows users are more reluctant to “start” button--this is Microsoft and technology blogger We all know the facts. However, users are missing the "Start" button in Win7, not the version that appears in Windows 8.1.

It is reported that the start button that Microsoft brought to Win8.1 is just a simplified version of the menu. Maybe some users find it useful, but they can't use the shortcuts they are familiar with to enable the bar, and they can't edit the "start” button. Therefore, this button is actually not what users really expect, and Microsoft has not made any fundamental changes.