You don’t want to play around with changing the start sequence. It’s more complex than most people realize. Sometimes, it’s even error prone.
Let’s talk about why.
Windows 8 gets a bad rap.
Admittedly, Microsoft could have done more to ease the transition. They made some significant changes to the user interface – changes that are both jarring visually (i.e. the tiled Start screen), and confusing to use (the “removal” of the Start menu). Throw in a couple of design decisions that can at best be considered questionable and I can certainly understand people’s confusion.
Recently, I was helping a friend who works at a library and is faced with trying to answer Windows 8-related questions without actually having any Windows 8 computers at the library.
I asked myself, “What are the top three things that I would tell people to make using Windows 8 a little easier?”