Shut off Windoes Shell and .....
I shut off Windoes Shell and can't turn it back on. How is this done in
W-8? I hate the W-8 interface. How do I even find now with Shell shut off? PC is a HP Envy laptop. |
Shut off Windoes Shell and .....
RHB wrote:
I shut off Windoes Shell and can't turn it back on. How is this done in W-8? I hate the W-8 interface. How do I even find now with Shell shut off? PC is a HP Envy laptop. Wording this another way, you have a laptop with touchscreen, which is capable of running in Tablet Mode. Now, you want to bring back the traditional Windows Desktop mode of operation. Attempts to find this on the usual sites, didn't seem to work for me. This is as close as I got. https://www.quora.com/How-do-you-ena...ode-in-Windows ******* If you're on Windows 8, the missing "X" in the corner of apps can be replaced by pressing alt-F4 on the keyboard, while the "window has focus". If you press alt-F4 while the desktop surface has the focus, that will bring up the shutdown menu. On Windows 8.1, Apps have an X in the corner, so you no longer need alt-F4 as a "crutch". Paul |
Shut off Windoes Shell and .....
"Paul" wrote in message ... RHB wrote: I shut off Windoes Shell and can't turn it back on. How is this done in W-8? I hate the W-8 interface. How do I even find now with Shell shut off? PC is a HP Envy laptop. Wording this another way, you have a laptop with touchscreen, which is capable of running in Tablet Mode. I did it the easy way and just dowloaded and reinstalled it again. Now, you want to bring back the traditional Windows Desktop mode of operation. Attempts to find this on the usual sites, didn't seem to work for me. This is as close as I got. https://www.quora.com/How-do-you-ena...ode-in-Windows I didn't know I had tablet mode on this LT. ******* If you're on Windows 8, the missing "X" in the corner of apps can be replaced by pressing alt-F4 on the keyboard, while the "window has focus". If you press alt-F4 while the desktop surface has the focus, that will bring up the shutdown menu. On Windows 8.1, Apps have an X in the corner, so you no longer need alt-F4 as a "crutch". Paul Thank you. :^) |
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