I recently wandered into my local Microsoft Store. It was nice and colorful, and they had a large projector in the back of the store displaying Windows 8 Desktop. After a quick glance, I noticed the words "Start Menu." I immediately had to ask about it. Here is what it looked like.
That looks like a convenient option. I found out that it is just a tool bar that you can add to the taskbar, which has been a feature of Windows for a while now. It is just very interesting that it is still called a "Start Menu" by the Windows File System.
In order to create this you need to enable hidden folders and then create a new tool bar like this:
Personally, I went one step farther and just made it go to "Programs" so I have one less click when accessing the menu. I hadn't heard about this before, but I can't imagine that I am the first person to write a blog post about it.
That looks like a convenient option. I found out that it is just a tool bar that you can add to the taskbar, which has been a feature of Windows for a while now. It is just very interesting that it is still called a "Start Menu" by the Windows File System.
In order to create this you need to enable hidden folders and then create a new tool bar like this:
Personally, I went one step farther and just made it go to "Programs" so I have one less click when accessing the menu. I hadn't heard about this before, but I can't imagine that I am the first person to write a blog post about it.
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