Windows 9 Design Features a Start Menu, Moves Taskbar at the Top of the Screen

alphanumeric · 09 Mar 2014

The BSOD is also now totally eliminated, never to be seen again.

Its now RED :smuggrin:

LittleJay · 09 Mar 2014

alphanumeric, post: 17814, member: 152 said:

The BSOD is also now totally eliminated, never to be seen again.
Its now RED :smuggrin:

I think MS should let us choose which color we want for our BSODs. That way I could pick purple for the Minnesota Vikings.

bigseb · 09 Mar 2014

MilesAhead, post: 17811, member: 195 said:

I heard Windows 10 will have the Taskbar set to AutoJump. Every time you try to click on it, it randomly jumps to a different screen edge.

alphanumeric · 09 Mar 2014

It should be graduated based on the severity.

Something happened. : (

That wasn't supposed to happen. = (

It sucks to be you. 8 (

MilesAhead · 09 Mar 2014

labeeman, post: 17812, member: 194 said:

I thought that was done in Windows 7. LOL

Only in the Enterprise Edition. You get what you pay for. :)

A Guy · 09 Mar 2014

LittleJay, post: 17815, member: 114 said:

I think MS should let us choose which color we want for our BSODs. That way I could pick purple for the Minnesota Vikings.

Purple = Fail?

A Guy

badrobot · 09 Mar 2014

I can just move my taskbar on top right now. That will save me money from getting Win 9. :)

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Lee · 10 Mar 2014

All these silly little come backs are great, albeit my stroke infested brain just cannot think of a good come back to any of them. . .:bigtears:

LittleJay · 10 Mar 2014

A Guy, post: 17828, member: 22 said:

Purple = Fail?

A Guy

Well, nothing is perfect I guess. :)

Night AoX · 20 Mar 2014

I don't want to see a surge of task bars at the top lol.