Let the start button return in Windows 8.1

Computer Store News: Earlier this week there were rumors on the Internet that Microsoft was considering adding the Start button as a feature to the Windows 8.1 desktop user interface. Now, another rumor says that not only will the start button be about to return, but Microsoft will also trigger a "collision" inside. Paul Thurrott said in an article on WinSuperSite.com that the Windows team objected to the recovery start button in the first annual update of Windows 8 via anonymous sources.

However, it seems that Microsoft executives have made an administrative decision and refuted the opinions of the Windows team, telling the team to start the button to return in the Win8.1 desktop UI. The article did not specifically mention which Microsoft executives asked for the start button to return in Windows 8.1. There is no indication before this week that Microsoft intends to change its mind on the start of the button regression. In fact, in the two earlier versions of Windows 8.1 that were previously exposed, including Build 9369, which was exposed online earlier this week, there is no evidence that the start button is about to return. Undoubtedly, the delete start button is indeed one of the most controversial decisions of the Microsoft Windows 8 system. Research from IDC has recently shown that what Win8 users want most is the return of the start button and the ability to boot directly into the desktop mode. Although Windows 8 does not have a start button, users can still solve this problem through some third-party applications. RetroUI, StartIsBack, Pokki and Start8 are among the best.