Windows 8 has become the operating system that we all just love to hate. Microsoft 
simply made the huge mistake of trying to combine a mobile platform with a PC platform.
For some time, users were all flocking to buy tablets. What we are seeing is that these same folks are finding out that a tablet simply cannot replace a full-bodied computer system. Folks are starting to go back to the traditional laptop or desktop PC so they have the power to do everything that they want.
If you own a touch screen computer or you are using Windows 8 using a phone or tablet, navigating the operating system is somewhat different then if you are using a mouse on a conventional computer. It is true that you can mimic many of the functions that you do with a mouse but there are a ton of tricks that save you time if you are using the app powered part of Windows 8.
With the introduction of Windows 8, many folks have been totally confused on how to maneuver around this very confusing operating system. Every operating system since the inception of Windows had a handy tool called the Start Menu. For reasons unknown to anybody, Microsoft decided to make Windows 8 without it.
If you like the majority of Windows users who updated to Windows 8 in all likelihood you are less then pleased with the new operating system. Many folks who have bought Windows 8 have upgraded to Windows 7. Notice I used the word upgrade and not downgrade! Windows 7 remains to be the best of all operating systems. It is faster then XP and it is faster and much more user friendly then Windows 8. With all the complaints that have been made to Microsoft, we are really wondering if they are listening.
Upon release of the new Microsoft OS (Operating System), Windows 8, consumers have been very skeptical of its practicality. The most
significant change for Windows 8 comes to the Start Menu or rather the lack there of.
‘Metro’ has been added in to replace the Start Menu and has recieved mixed reviews in the market.
Windows 8 is hot and fresh out of the box and some people are really loving the new look. It is all part of the Microsoft strategy to conjure up a consumer buzz. Windows XP has been around for a long time. People saw a big change with Windows Vista, but most people didn’t really like Vista. They enjoyed the new look, but the Vista OS was sluggish. It took Windows 7 to revive consumers. It still looked a lot like Windows Vista, but it ran faster.
Windows 8 has been launched with a bang recently, proving that Microsoft is intent to maintain its stake in the technological niche with an enhanced vigor and bullheadedness. Reviews from tech critics have been generally favorable and thus far, things are looking good for Microsoft which has somehow lost its stead in the past few years. However, there have been issues raised by product users. One of these concerns is regarding the operating system’s printing function.
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