You probably miss the good old Start menu. Although Microsoft replaced the classic Start Menu with a new tile-based Start Screen on Windows 8, there are several ways to bypass that and get your Start Menu back on Windows 8 desktop. You may try any one of these applications: Here are some of them: 1.
Start8 -- http://www.stardock.com/products/start8 For only $5, you get a full-fledged Start menu replacement that fits in with Windows 8's more "flat" theme, though you can also choose a theme with more rounded corners like the old Windows 7 start menu. You can also set the Start button to launch a small version of the Start screen, so you can get the benefits of the Start menu with the features of the new Start screen. 2.
Classic Shell (Free) -- http://classicshell.sourceforge.net Classic Shell starts off looking like an old school pre-XP Windows Start menu, but you can switch to a more XP- or 7-style Start menu with the press of a button. 3. StartMenu8 (Free) -- http://www.iobit.com/iobitstartmenu8.php Install it, and you'll have your old Start menu back—that's it.
It feels a little different than the others (it's more of a popup than a menu), and it has a somewhat annoying "Send Feedback" button, but it does the job without any complicated configuration menus. The only options it has—when you right-click on the Start button—are to run it at startup and to skip the tiled Start screen. This is the best option if you just want to install something for free and get on with your day.
4. Pokki (Free) -- https://www.pokki.com/windows-8-start-menu Search for apps, control panels, and files. Add your favorite apps, sites, files and folders for quick access.
Boot to the desktop and skip the Windows 8 Start Screen. Disable Windows 8 hot corners on the desktop and more. Get free apps and games from the included Pokki App Store.
5. ViStart (Free) -- http://lee-soft.com/vistart Enhance your windows start menu with Vistart 8. With cool custom start menu skins like the windows 8 start menu metro skin, start menu buttons and lot's of extra features.
The ultimate start menu for Windows 8 and compatible with Windows 7, Vista and XP you can download for free. So get your start menu back in windows 8 or replace your start menu in windows 7, Vist or XP. Some users have said that the best among them are Start8 and Pokki.
If you are still not happy with any of the alternatives above then you can go back to Windows 7 by using a Windows 7 installer disc or flash drive to format the hard drive and do a clean install of the OS including the drivers and applications. Which Windows 7 edition and version did you have on that laptop?
Drop in your recovery disc and it should do the rest. It's possible that you will lose all the programs and files you added to the computer since you've owned it. Backup any files you don't want to get wiped out.
Any programs will have to be reinstalled after you restore the computer. - Dominic.
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