In another thread, there was talk of using shells to add the start menu functionality back into Windows 8. I'd recently found a tool to make that unnecessary, and figured it might be good to actually make a separate thread about it. I haven't used it (not having windows
, so I'll refer you to the how-to geek article on the tool for more information.
Windows 8 includes some new shortcuts to help you get around the system. One of these is Win+X. It brings up a context menu that has some of the more used control panel widgets and tools in Windows. This application helps you to edit that menu.

Download from WinAero for free.
, so I'll refer you to the how-to geek article on the tool for more information.Windows 8 includes some new shortcuts to help you get around the system. One of these is Win+X. It brings up a context menu that has some of the more used control panel widgets and tools in Windows. This application helps you to edit that menu.
Download from WinAero for free.







