Really understand Win8? 11 details of Win8 you ignored (1)

        Since the first developer preview of Win8 on September 14th, it has been a full month, and many netizens have also taken a look at the new system in their own computers. However, in this huge system, there are actually many little secrets that are not well known. Some may be just accidentally skipped by us, while others represent a new direction of development of the operating system. Then, for a long time, what details have not been noticed by us? I will give you a few of them today to see if you also belong to that "majority."

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Details 1. Multi-process paste

"Copy", "Paste" is probably Windows The two oldest features in the middle of the game have not changed for many years. In Win8, this feature was clearly given new ideas. The first is the long-awaited progress box integration. In the past, when we were performing multi-tasking replication, each task generated a progress box. Many progress boxes were stacked together, which was difficult to distinguish and not easy to manage. In Win8, no matter how many sets of copy tasks are executed at the same time, the system will automatically merge them together. In addition to the convenience of viewing and management, you can even over-occupy system resources (such as large file copy) when a task is excessively occupied. Manually pause it and continue copying after other tasks have finished executing, so as not to delay those more anxious operations.

Figure 1 Multi-process paste (default)

Figure 2 Multi-process paste (detail)

The newly added speed graph is also very eye-catching, some of which must be professional before Software applications (such as U disk speed measurement) can now be done directly.

Figure 3 U disk speed

Figure 4 Suspend operation will also be automatically integrated

Details 2. Visual operation

In Win8, many operations All have been visually modified, and the speed graph described in detail 1 can be seen as an example. In addition, when we delete an image in Win8, the system will also display a preview image of the image intimately for the user to confirm quickly (unfortunately, multi-image deletion does not have this feature). And when file copying conflicts, Win8 also provides an intuitive visual screening that tells the user what each picture looks like by the most primitive human eye.

Fig. 5 Display preview when deleting

Fig. 6 Visualization screening