Windows 8.1 may be able to display the desktop screen immediately after startup as in 7 or earlier

BySamsungtomorrow

After starting up Windows 8Start screenThe previous desktop screen could only be displayed via the start screen, but in Windows 8.1 (development code name "Windows Blue") it is possible to display the desktop immediately after startup It is suggested that it may become.

Code in leaked Windows 8.1 reveals boot to desktop option - Software - News - HEXUS.net
http://hexus.net/tech/news/software/54153-code-leaked-windows-81-reveals-boot-desktop-option/


Windows Blue build 9364 reportedly leaked - Page 42
http://forums.mydigitallife.info/threads/43795-Windows-Blue-build-9364-reportedly-leaked/page42?p=741011&viewfull=1#post741011


The start menu is displayed instead of the start button Windows 8 is optimized for touch screen, the icon is enlarged so that you can quickly switch between multiple pages. This interface called Modern UIIt has been developed with hints on how to use the task bar of professional peopleHowever, it is hard to use for those who are accustomed to the interface of Windows so far. It is possible to display the interface in traditional Windows, but it was necessary to go through the start screen once and it was troublesome for those who did not use the start screen at all.


HoweverMy Digital Life ForumsSaid that he found an optional code on Windows 8.1 under development that allows you to display the desktop screen without going through the start screen. When switching between two user interfaces, Modern UI and Desktop, a file called twinui.dll works, but the additional code of twinui.dll had the label "twinui-CanSupressStartScreen", that is, "silence Start Screen" It is.


According to the American research company IDCPC sales in the first quarter of 2013 declined globally, And Windows 8 is listed as one of the causes. Although I can not actually use it in the leaked build, I do not know if it will actually be adopted, but there are also many business users who want to use this option among many business users who do not use touchscreens.

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