The tiles on the Start menu are what actually make it useable. If you guys had a list of apps, the Start menu would basically just be a glorified apps list taking up more space than it should as well. For some of the users though, the tile icons on the Start menu actually seem … Read more
Windows XP was actually one of the most loved versions of Windows ever. It was stable, and almost everything was perfect. Users who are on Windows 10 miss that about Windows XP almost as much because they miss Windows 7. Windows 10 has now improved in terms of stability and if you guys miss XP … Read more
In previous versions of Windows, when you went to log out or shut down the computer there was an option to switch users. Switching users allowed you to sign out, but keep your user session running, with all your programs and apps. It could let you sign in as another user to perform actions on … Read more
The Start Menu: in all probability, it is where you start, every time you turn on your PC. Disregarding a hiatus with Windows 8. It is been a staple of the Windows desktop for generations with proven credentials as an efficient app launcher. Unfortunately, it still tends to attract inordinate amounts of bloat as you … Read more