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With Windows Blue, a k a Windows 8.1, Microsoft is re-introducing a Start Button and adding a boot-straight-to-desktop option. Here's how these may work.

It's quite simple, really. Select Windows 11 Insider Program users on the following builds or newer have received an update that not only puts all of your apps in a scrollable lis ...

When users found out that Microsoft’s (MSFT) next version of Windows wouldn’t have a Start button, they panicked. Replaced in Windows 8 by the user … ...

Microsoft has removed the 'Start' menu button from its upcoming Windows 8 operating system, according to a consumer preview released earlier this week. The leaked screenshot, obtained by PCbeta ...

Microsoft; Inside Windows 8.1: Revamped search, boot to desktop, Start button, UI tweaks and feature upgrades ...

Microsoft has moved the Start button from its time-honored place in the lower left-hand corner to the middle of the screen. While it’s a smaller change than what Microsoft did with the Start ...

Clicking the Start Button in this view takes users to the Metro Style Start Screen, even though users start on the desktop. There's one more interesting UI tweak that may come with Blue, my source ...

Once they get past the new Start screen and enter the traditional desktop interface, users will discover that the Start button is gone, ... and horizontal movements for the new Windows 8 UI.

Microsoft has centered the app icons here, cleaned up the tray area, and included a new Start button and menu. This updated Start menu is a simplified version of what currently exists in Windows ...