Microsoft released Windows 8 at October 2012. This operating system has many features and high security. But, this operating system has a rather big disadvantage. Start Menu. The start menu options only found before Windows 8 Final. This is Microsoft coercion to Windows users who have for years been accustomed to using Strat Menu from Windows 95. This is also the reason why the Windows 8 market share is very small compared to Windows XP (about 1 day retired) and Windows 7.
Microsoft (actually) want to answer criticisms about the loss of users of Windows 8 start menu by adding the option Boot to the Desktop in Windows 8.1. However, there is also a Windows user who criticize without the addition of the option to add the option Start Menu. This makes the previous Windows users (who have adequate computer specs) do not want to upgrade your computer/laptop to Windows 8.1. Users of Windows XP were also opted to stay rather than move the new operating system. Even some computer vendors re-sell computer/laptop with Windows 7.
Fortunately, I found a website that writes the Windows 8.1 update has been released on MSDN in April 2014 and the possibility of the return the Start Menu in Windows 8.1 Update/Windows 9 for a few months. I wish Microsoft answer feedback from Windows users about the return of the Start Menu in Windows 8.1 Update.
If you want sales of Windows 8.1 operating system update is a good benefit, do not just raise the price for its beautiful interface and good secutity. But also fix the interface that has been difficult for users. If this can be done, I assure sales and market share of the Windows 8.1 update will increase rapidly and make Windows 8.1 Update as a World's Best Modern Operating System.
Greetings from Indonesian users.
