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[Premi]

Originally Posted by swami

This time for real

thanks

click on start only shows what updates has been happened since last time as per video you attached.

rest is all apps apps apps.. and yes task manager which is the most needed feature for windows users cos their apps hangs quite often and they have to kill the process there. .

where is the tech stuff ... contol panel. users network programs etc. should be one easy link on home screen with those frikking apps.

[JaiSpeaks]

Originally Posted by Premi

thanks

click on start only shows what updates has been happened since last time as per video you attached.

rest is all apps apps apps.. and yes task manager which is the most needed feature for windows users cos their apps hangs quite often and they have to kill the process there. .

where is the tech stuff ... contol panel. users network programs etc. should be one easy link on home screen with those frikking apps.

Tell me this . Do i get the original desktop like as Windows 7 and its earlier variants .

Why would I want to use the Metro interface on the desktop is something I dont get .

And with all these apps running simultaneously, What is the memory footprint?

[swami]

I meant to say Budmaas repped for real

The have renamed the control panel to PC Settings and has added many new features like applet for various system components, quick links to configuration consoles while including Windows 8 native utilities related settings and toggles PC Sync, Reset & Refresh, Notifications, and Start Search customization options .The control panel still retainsthe old concept of view where you can switch to classic view like in previous versions of windows (XP,Vista,Wiun7)
This advanced control panel user interface includes tons of other small applets to change numerous Privacy, User Profile, Wireless, Share, Homegroup, and Windows Update related settings. Windows 8 Control Panel with Metro UI can be launched from either Start Menu or Start Search.

Originally Posted by Premi

thanks

click on start only shows what updates has been happened since last time as per video you attached.

rest is all apps apps apps.. and yes task manager which is the most needed feature for windows users cos their apps hangs quite often and they have to kill the process there. .

where is the tech stuff ... contol panel. users network programs etc. should be one easy link on home screen with those frikking apps.

[Premi]

Originally Posted by swami

I meant to say Budmaas repped for real

The have renamed the control panel to PC Settings and has added many new features like applet for various system components, quick links to configuration consoles while including Windows 8 native utilities related settings and toggles PC Sync, Reset & Refresh, Notifications, and Start Search customization options .The control panel still retainsthe old concept of view where you can switch to classic view like in previous versions of windows (XP,Vista,Wiun7)
This advanced control panel user interface includes tons of other small applets to change numerous Privacy, User Profile, Wireless, Share, Homegroup, and Windows Update related settings. Windows 8 Control Panel with Metro UI can be launched from either Start Menu or Start Search.

I meant .... I know It can be found somewhere in the OS but why not include this in customer preview video on youtube. why only apps and task manager.. who the hell wants to look what faggot cutropes games he plays there. I dont

[Budmaas]

Windows 8

It is made for Tabs specially because still we do not have popular touch desktop or laptops.

[JaiSpeaks]

Originally Posted by Budmaas

Windows 8

It is made for Tabs specially because still we do not have popular touch desktop or laptops.

I have tried touch screen dektops from Dell and Sony . Though it looks cool, the interface sucks . Probably the reason is the touch still maps to mouse interface. Maybe Win 8 can change that ....

[swami]

Update: Microsoft confirms $15 Windows 8 upgrade
Buy a new Windows 7 PC between Saturday and Jan. 31, 2013, download Windows 8 Pro same day it launches



Computerworld - Microsoft said on Friday that it would kick off a Windows 8 upgrade program tomorrow, giving buyers of new Windows 7 PCs the chance to grab a copy of the not-yet-released operating system for $15.

The upgrade program will run from June 2, 2012, to Jan. 31, 2013. People who buy a new computer with Windows 7 Home Basic, Home Premium, Professional or Ultimate during that period will be able to purchase Windows 8 Pro, the higher-priced of the two global retail editions, for $14.99. The upgrade to Pro will be fulfilled on the same day that Windows 8 officially launches, likely in late October.

Microsoft will offer the deal to computer buyers in 131 markets, including the U.S. and Canada. A list of countries where the upgrade deal will be available has been posted on Microsoft's website.

The announcement came as no surprise.
Three weeks ago, news leaked of the deal when CNET, citing unnamed sources, said that the upgrade offer would launch in early summer, most likely around the time Microsoft delivered Windows 8 Release Preview. That sneak peak showed up on Microsoft's servers yesterday.

Several days later, Windows blogger Paul Thurrott chimed in, saying Microsoft would charge $15 for the upgrade.

The price is a break with tradition. In the run-up to both Vista in 2006 and Windows 7 in 2009, Microsoft and computer makers provided upgrades for either no cost or for a small fee. Details varied because the computer manufacturers, known as OEMs, delivered the upgrade.

Those deals were limited to corresponding editions: In other words, someone buying a PC running Windows Vista Home Premium could upgrade only to Windows 7 Home Premium.

This is the first time that Microsoft has offered a higher-level version to fulfill the upgrade.

On Friday, Microsoft took the upgrade program's website live -- it's one the company acquired last February -- and said customers must register there no later than Feb. 28, 2013, to get their copy of Windows 8 Pro.
The upgrade will be provided as a download, but consumers will be able to request an installation DVD for what the company called "additional fees" that may include shipping and handling, duties and taxes. There is a limit of five upgrades per customer, an attempt to weed out businesses who might try to take advantage of the deal rather than subscribe to expensive volume licensing contracts such as Software Assurance.

The company also again said it would roll out additional promotions in the coming months, hinting that it will repeat the 2009 pre-sales event where it sold Windows 7 upgrades for as much as 58% off list price.

Windows 8 does not yet have a set on-sale date. Although Steven Sinofsky, Microsoft's top Windows executive, said yesterday that the OS is on track to make the holiday selling season, he did not reveal a specific date.

http://www.computerworld.com/s/artic...dows_8_upgrade

[Charchila]

Originally Posted by swami

Update: Microsoft confirms $15 Windows 8 upgrade
Buy a new Windows 7 PC between Saturday and Jan. 31, 2013, download Windows 8 Pro same day it launches

Does it have Domains support?

[Premi]

Originally Posted by Charchila

Does it have Domains support?

[Premi]

windows 7 pro ka iso download link daalna zara bhai log

[swami]

Much has been written about the missing Start Menu in Windows 8, the little orb that would usually sit in the bottom-left corner of your Windows desktop and offered you quick access to frequently used software programs, documents, search and other parts of Windows.

The Start Menu has been around since Windows 95 [the original design was rectangular] and is probably one of the most-used features of Windows. People aren’t therefore feeling very happy about the demise of Start Menu in Windows 8.

Want the Start Menu back? There are third-party utilities that recreate the Start Menu in Windows 8 but you don’t need them – there’s a hidden menu in Windows 8 that offers most of the Start Menu functionality and you can activate it by right-clicking in the bottom-left corner of your Windows 8 desktop.

The menu provide one-click access to Windows Explorer, Run box, Desktop Search, Control Panel, Command Prompt and other “power” features. The only thing missing is a list of your frequently used programs which are anyway replaced by tiles in Windows 8.

http://www.labnol.org/software/start...ndows-8/21384/