When you login into Windows 8, you wont see a classic desktop as the
one in Windows 7 or later, but you will see a new Metro style Start
screen. If you are using a tablet or smart phone this wont be a problem
for you, but if you are on laptop or desktop computer this Start screen
may not be that much useful so that’s why I will show you which changes
you need to make inside Windows 8 in order to login directly to classic
desktop.
The method which we will be using involves of creating a small .scf file with notepad. To get started follow below steps.
Step 1: Open you Notepad and then add following code inside
Step 2: Save this Notepad file naming it classic-desktop.scf (it’s very important to use .scf extension)
Step 3: Next press Win+C on your keyboard and choose search. Type control panel and press Enter on your keyboard
Step 4: From Control Panel choose small icon view and click on Administrative Tools
Step 5: Double click on Task Scheduler and then select Task Scheduler Library
Step 6: Inside middle pane right mouse click on empty space and from context menu choose Create New Task
Step 7: Give your task a random new name
Step 8: Now choose Trigger tab and then click on New button located at bottom left
Step 9: For Begin the Task drop down menu select At log on and click OK to save your changes
Step 10: Now click Actions tab and then again on New button
Step 11: Click Browse and locate the script we create in Step 1
Step 12: Now click on Conditions tab, uncheck the option Start the task only if the computer is on AC power and save your changes by clicking on OK
Step 13: Now close your Task Scheduler, restart your computer and next time when you login into your Windows it should lead you straight to classic desktop.
The method which we will be using involves of creating a small .scf file with notepad. To get started follow below steps.
Step 1: Open you Notepad and then add following code inside
[Shell] Command=2 IconFile=Explorer.exe,3 [Taskbar] Command=ToggleDesktop
Step 2: Save this Notepad file naming it classic-desktop.scf (it’s very important to use .scf extension)
Step 3: Next press Win+C on your keyboard and choose search. Type control panel and press Enter on your keyboard
Step 4: From Control Panel choose small icon view and click on Administrative Tools
Step 5: Double click on Task Scheduler and then select Task Scheduler Library
Step 6: Inside middle pane right mouse click on empty space and from context menu choose Create New Task
Step 7: Give your task a random new name
Step 8: Now choose Trigger tab and then click on New button located at bottom left
Step 9: For Begin the Task drop down menu select At log on and click OK to save your changes
Step 10: Now click Actions tab and then again on New button
Step 11: Click Browse and locate the script we create in Step 1
Step 12: Now click on Conditions tab, uncheck the option Start the task only if the computer is on AC power and save your changes by clicking on OK
Step 13: Now close your Task Scheduler, restart your computer and next time when you login into your Windows it should lead you straight to classic desktop.
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