Windows 10: Leaked 'Windows 9' screenshots offer a closer look at the new start menu.

Read more at: http://www.theverge.com/2014/7/21/59...ots-start-menu

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How to get Windows 10 build 9788 iso

Windows 10 build 9788 (with a build tag of 6.4.9788.winmain.140704-2025) is a pre-release build of the Microsoft Windows
10 operating system. At least one screenshot of this build has been released, which shows a revised Start
Menu interface that hosts Windows Store applications within its right-hand column. its hard to get

Kernel version
NT 6.4

CPU Architecture
x86, x64

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Pro

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taskbar, programs list changing

Hello,

Just to verify, did you make any update or changes on the settings of your PC prior to the issue? Please advise. Also, it would be very helpful if you can provide a screenshot of your Start menu and Taskbar, so we can have a closer look on what has changed.

We'll keep an eye out to your response.

 

Yuck. It just shows that they haven't learned a damn thing. Sticking that metro nonsense into the start menu is moronic, and a non-starter.

 

Yeah, I'm a little worried.

 

Hi there

Would metro apps (decent one's that for example gave decent Stock price updates of selected (user selectable) stocks, News , sports etc that ran in RE-SIZEABLE BORDERLESS WINDOWS (I.e NO Title pane / bar) be of interest. If Ms did this then I think Metro apps could be a really useful feature - especially when you are working with a large external monitor. It would be a great improvment to VISTA's one decent innovation - but never carried forward -- the desktop Gadgets.

(The Borderless windows IMO would be nice for running Conventional desktop apps too -- but these should also be given the option to run in "classical windows" as they do now).

Currently we can only get Borderless applications if they run in 100% full screen -- shouldn't be too difficult to modify the behaviour of these apps . Some apps also (movies probably) run better in full screen anyway so that option should be allowed too.

Cheers
jimbo

 

Until Microsoft releases a final product I wouldn't put much faith in the early screen shots. With new management their will be a lot of changes.

 

I guess that all we can do now is just wait............I hate waiting. *Sad

 

I wouldn't hold your breath waiting for a Metro Free version of Windows 8 or 9. Like it or not Microsoft isn't likely to strip it out at this point. You may be able to hide it, but its not going to disappear completely. I would think that you will be able to pick and chose what Apps are pinned to the Start Menu and remove most of them if not all of them if you so desire.