Microsoft Win8's bet lost

Computer store news: Apple's former executive Michael Mace said in an interview that Microsoft's Windows8 operating system has not been welcomed by users due to numerous errors, Microsoft's bet has been lost.

Mace explained that Win8's current sales are not from the user's active purchase, but mainly rely on Microsoft to promote pre-installed through OEMs. He also revealed that Microsoft's relationship with most current PC manufacturers is far beyond the user's imagination. Even if Microsoft wants to sell hamsters through them, these manufacturers can't evade.

 So Microsoft's Win8 bet lost. Microsoft's promised users have not experienced a major outbreak of new system requirements, and the explosion of the number of applications has not occurred. & rdquo;

In addition, Mace also said that it is wise to restore the start menu. “ The presence of the Start menu will help users update from the current system to Windows 8. But the unspoken Microsoft completely removed the start menu from the first version of Windows 8. Now it's time to reinforce it, dragging a system that could have been completed in a short time. ”