IObit StartMenu8 is off to a good start but needs to make transition from desktop to Modern UI more intuitive. After restoring my pc, losing windows 10 to now, windows 8.1, (original factory setting/personalizations), I am unable to find any information for how-to, regarding the launch of the start menu that now has the tablet layout appearance, and I much prefer the classic look/style of apps etc. You can't use arrow keys to select items in the start menu, which is pretty crucial if you have a list of similar items in the start menu and don't want to search. There is another inconsistency that helps show that IObit StartMenu8 is still in beta. To get to the Modern UI, you have to activate the 'charms' (Ctrl + C) and click "Start." This makes getting to the Modern UI a hassle.
It's still there but the Windows key will be mapped to activate IObit StartMenu8 instead. IObit StartMenu8 features a faithful recreation of the Windows 7 start menu, featuring all of the shortcuts to things like "Computer" and "Control Panel."Īlthough IObit StartMenu8 does bring back the start menu, it does it by obscuring ways to get to the Modern UI. However, on Windows 8.1, pressing the Windows Key + X pops up a menu (or right-click the Start button) provides those options right from the desktop. You can choose to launch it at login and to disable booting to the Modern UI, although we weren't able to get the latter working. There aren't a lot of features to adjust with IObit StartMenu8. IObit StartMenu8 fixes this by bringing back the start menu from Windows 7. One of the biggest complaints is that the start menu has been removed in favor of the Windows 8 Modern UI, a touch based layer on top of Windows. A top choice is Stardock’s Start 11 (Opens in a new window). Windows 8 is a radical departure from the traditional Windows interface so it's understandable that many users don't like the changes. If you still don’t like the Windows 11 Start menu, consider an alternative. IObit StartMenu8 desktop customization app that brings back the start menu that you know and love.
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