#WINDOWS 7 START MENU SHORTCUTS LOCATION INSTALL#
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When they have a problem, I can more easily and quickly turn over a solution with Classic Shell since it's very intuitive. I understand not liking the constant change with every version, but that is the nature of software in general - adapt or die.It's actually for their benefit. Just the Start menu sucks.Īnd to answer your other question, if it's a home PC that I don't support, I'll let them have whatever menu they want.Īlso, why are you grouping Windows 8 and 10 together for the Start menu? The 2 are very different. But don't get me wrong - there are some cool new UI features in Windows 10. How they rationalized the new UI is beyond me. Everything was easily accessible and right in front of you. I still think Windows Vista had the best that Microsoft ever put out. Both are low-quality poorly-designed user interfaces.

I group Windows 8 and Windows 10 because they are the same junk. Should there be one? Any software devs want to comment on how Classic Shell can cause Windows to crash?

I also install Classic Shell on servers as the default start menu is too inconvenient and I can't handle it. I don't have to guess what to type in Cortana to bring up the shortcut I need or have to Google 'How to change a screensaver in Windows 10.'

What happens when they get a new computer for their home and it doesn't have Classic Shell installed? What about when Classic Shell begins interfering with some applications and apps? People will change if you let them, and they will become proficient, even if you didn't.Īlso, why are you grouping Windows 8 and 10 together for the Start menu? The 2 are very different. I feel that if you install Classic Shell without the users' request that you are doing them a disservice.

#WINDOWS 7 START MENU SHORTCUTS LOCATION WINDOWS 10#

#WINDOWS 7 START MENU SHORTCUTS LOCATION INSTALL#

Windows 7 start menu shortcuts location