When Windows 8 starts, it displays a lock screen that you have to move out of the way before entering your credentials, and then you have to dismiss the Metro interface before accessing the desktop. Like I said, I'm cool with Metro, but I have no desire to see a full-screen Start Menu when I log into my PC. Read more at TechSpot.
Windows 8: How to Bypass Metro and Boot Directly to the Desktop Interface
Posted on Friday, July 13 2012 @ 10:11 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
When Windows 8 starts, it displays a lock screen that you have to move out of the way before entering your credentials, and then you have to dismiss the Metro interface before accessing the desktop. Like I said, I'm cool with Metro, but I have no desire to see a full-screen Start Menu when I log into my PC. Read more at TechSpot.