I just did a completely clean install of W8 RP on a new system. So when it boots up there's this weird tile screen.
1. I know how to get to the desktop. You click the bottom left corner to switch between desktop and the full screen tile Start Menu. So I noticed there is an "All Apps" button on the bottom right of the tile menu. How do I make it so that All Apps automatically shows when I go into the tile Start Menu?
2. Is there a restart/shutdown button? The only way I was able to shut down was logging off, click the splash screen to enter the logon screen. Then there is a button there. But what about in Windows when you're already logged on?
3. IE and pretty much all of those apps that are there don't work. I'm getting an error telling me I can't run them if I'm logged on as Administrator. They want me to create a user. How do I override that?
(Ever since XP, Windows makes you create a user during setup. However, after installation, I immediately activate the Administrator, log on as Administrator, and delete the user account in Computer Management. The reason this is important is that in my experience, EVERYTHING runs alot smoother when you just have one user that is the Administrator. People who use Users sometimes run into errors, and have to log on or run as Administrator. There is absolutely no no point in hell for the added inconvenience of logging on as anything, but Administrator if I'm the only one using the computer.)
1. I know how to get to the desktop. You click the bottom left corner to switch between desktop and the full screen tile Start Menu. So I noticed there is an "All Apps" button on the bottom right of the tile menu. How do I make it so that All Apps automatically shows when I go into the tile Start Menu?
2. Is there a restart/shutdown button? The only way I was able to shut down was logging off, click the splash screen to enter the logon screen. Then there is a button there. But what about in Windows when you're already logged on?
3. IE and pretty much all of those apps that are there don't work. I'm getting an error telling me I can't run them if I'm logged on as Administrator. They want me to create a user. How do I override that?
(Ever since XP, Windows makes you create a user during setup. However, after installation, I immediately activate the Administrator, log on as Administrator, and delete the user account in Computer Management. The reason this is important is that in my experience, EVERYTHING runs alot smoother when you just have one user that is the Administrator. People who use Users sometimes run into errors, and have to log on or run as Administrator. There is absolutely no no point in hell for the added inconvenience of logging on as anything, but Administrator if I'm the only one using the computer.)
My Computer
System One
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- OS
- Windows 8.1 Pro 64
- Computer type
- Tablet
- System Manufacturer/Model
- Microsoft Surface Pro 3
- CPU
- i5-4300U
- Memory
- 4 GB
- Graphics Card(s)
- Intel HD 4000
- Monitor(s) Displays
- 3 x 2
- Screen Resolution
- 2160 x 1440
- Hard Drives
- 128 GB SSD
- Keyboard
- Rip-off type cover
- Antivirus
- Avast, Malwarebytes, Online Armor