u mean win 8 ?
fp
At 06:27 AM 11/1/2013, Tim Lider Poked the stick with:
I know what you mean. If Start8 is installed it is difficult to get to the
correct devices and printers screen. I do say it makes it harder to repair
Windows now. But, it is a lot faster and more fun to use.
Regards,
On
Yes in Windows 8 or Windows 8.1. This is were Start8 helps out. There is a the
Windows Vista/7 Devices and Printers Window. There is also a Control Panel as
well. Admin is so much easier with Start8 installed.
On November 1, 2013 at 8:03 AM FORC5 fuf...@cox.net wrote:
u mean win 8 ?
fp
At
Agreed, though I have to echo Bryan's comments - I purchased a bunch of Start8
licenses, but have abandoned them after trying (and buying) StartIsback.
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OK. Talk to me about a 'Tester' now. I do not have one; do not know how
to use it. :)
But, I suppose I do need one. Models? Favs? Opinions?
I do know that it is a 24-pin plug.I seem to recall 'Green' to 'Ground.'
I have dug out the wiring from the CP, well unclipped the CP from
Greg,
I have been following this thread. Your last share is a big CON to me
along with all the others focused shares..
I will move to W7pro and just hold.
Thanks,
Duncan
On 11/01/2013 13:06, Greg Sevart wrote:
Agreed, though I have to echo Bryan's comments - I purchased a bunch of Start8
interesting, just installed start 8, MUCHO better. for now I am OK.
curious what is different other then the price. ? Cheap enough to try
both and the there is the free one, not sure I trust free. :-D
I keep a open mind .
fp
At 10:06 AM 11/1/2013, Greg Sevart Poked the stick with:
Agreed,
There's Start8, StartIsBack, and ClassicShell.
At 09:38 AM 10/31/2013, you wrote:
Is the classic menu available in windows 8 ?
I see on Google add on ones.
got my son's new laptop, not fired it up yet.
have a replacement MB for the old one.
games a foot 8-)
thanks
FP
Date: Thursday, October
Thank you Jin-Wei,
Now, I know that HWG is/are early adopters. Fine. Part of the genome.
But three choices to make W8 personally palatable? MS must have really
goofed a bit.
No harm, no foul. I am just following this
thread.
Duncan
On 11/01/2013 15:46, Jin-Wei
young ppl that use smart phones and tablets would adapt easily, my
only B was getting under the hood was a pain, but doable. Most ppl do
not even know that stuff is there.
was able to pretty much find everything, shortcuts mostly still work.
But it is a major change but the system seems OK.
WOW! Never thought of that... :)
Duncan
On 11/01/2013 16:14, FORC5 wrote:
young ppl that use smart phones and tablets would adapt easily, my
only B was getting under the hood was a pain, but doable. Most ppl do
not even know that stuff is there.
was able to
Start8 is pretty good. It's a reasonably close, but custom re-implementation
of Microsoft's menu. Earlier versions had some annoying bugs (rename your
computer? Start8 is broken until you uninstall AND also search and destroy
all files and reg keys) that may or may not have been resolved over
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