Software giant Microsoft’s PC operating system Windows 7 was criticized for several reasons. The most notable of these are lack of start button, lack of boot to desktop option, unfamiliar start menu, complexity of shut down / power button etc. OST’s next upgrade brings back the Start button to Windows 8.1 based on user feedback Microsoft. Along with that comes boot-to-desktop and some more user interface based tweaks. But the problem with the power button still remains.And now Windows From the screenshot of 6.1 Update-1 It is known, Microsoft is now bringing the power button to a more convenient position. Two new buttons have been added to the right side of the user profile in its tiles based start menu.
As you can see in the screenshot above, to the right of the user account image there is a search button first and then there is the most desired power button. By clicking on it you can shut down / slip / restart the PC.
As you may know, Windows 8 and current 8.1 have a power button in the Charm menu that appears after a special mouse movement. This is annoying to many. Hopefully the new update will resolve that annoyance. As far as is known, the update-1 of Windows 8.1 will be released on March 11 this year with these features.
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