![]() How to Change or Reset Screenshot Index Counter in Windows 8 and Later If you decide to reset the screenshot index number to 1 in future, you can do this with the help of following tutorial: If you take more screenshots, they are saved with higher index number such as “ Screenshot (2).png“, “ Screenshot (3).png” and so on. The screenshot is saved with the name “ Screenshot.png“. Just press “ Win+PrtScn” keys together and Windows 8 will automatically save the screenshot in your “ Pictures” library folder. How to Replace PowerShell with Command Prompt in “Win+X” Menu of Windows 8.1? 2. Windows 8.1 also allows you to replace Command Prompt shortcut with PowerShell in Win+X Menu: In Windows 8.1, Microsoft has added new options such as Shut down, Restart, Hibernate, Sleep and Sign out to Win+X menu as shown in following screenshot: Ultimate Tutorial to Customize Desktop Context Menu in Windows Vista and 7.Ultimate Tutorial to Customize My Computer Context Menu in Windows XP, Vista and 7.If you are still using Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7, you can get a similar system menu in Desktop context menu or My Computer context menu using following tutorials: Customize New Quick Access Menu (Win+X Menu) in Windows 8 You can also check out following exclusive tutorial to customize this new menu in Windows 8: You can also access it using “ Win+X” hotkey. To access this menu, move your mouse cursor to extreme bottom-left corner of screen and right-click and you’ll get the hidden system menu as shown in following screenshot: New Useful Hotkeys (Keyboard Shortcuts)Īlthough Microsoft has removed Start button and Start Menu from Windows 8 Taskbar but they have added a hidden Quick Access Menu (QAM) or Win+X Menu which provides easier access to many useful system tools such as: Hidden Way to Access “Advanced Startup Screen” in Windows 8 and Later Hidden Trick to Close Metro Apps Permanently in Windows 8.1 and Later Use Camera on Lock Screen in Windows 8.1 and Later Hidden “Slide to Shutdown” Feature in Windows 8.1 and Later Hidden “Applications” Folder to Launch Metro Apps Directly from Desktop New Hotkeys to Change Folder View Types and Desktop View So without wasting time, lets share the hidden gems in Windows 8: ![]() ![]() The most strange part is that Microsoft has not talked about a few of these features yet in any official blog post.Īnyway for your convenience, today in this topic we are going to share a few hidden secret features which we have found in Windows 8. ![]() Windows 8 RTM Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)Īlthough Microsoft has removed a few essential features and functionality from Windows 8 but on the other hand they have also introduced many new useful features in Windows 8.Īfter using Windows 8 for a few days, we have came across a few interesting features, some of which are not directly visible on screen. You can check out our exclusive Windows 8 FAQ topic which contains solutions for all such problems such as adding Start Menu, Start button in Windows 8, accessing power options in Windows 8, etc: All these options have been moved to Settings charm which can be accessed by moving your mouse cursor to top-right corner of screen and selecting Settings charm from Charms bar. Now you don’t get a direct option to restart, shut down your PC. Removal of Start button and Start Menu also makes performing power operations a bit difficult. Microsoft has completely removed Start Menu and Start button from Windows 8 and all known registry tricks or other methods to get them back are not working in final version. Microsoft has made lots of changes in Windows 8. UPDATE: All Windows 8 tips-n-tricks mentioned in this tutorial will also work fine in Windows 8.1 and Windows 10.Īs we all know Microsoft has finalized development of its latest OS Windows 8 and a free 90-day trial version of Windows 8 RTM can be downloaded using following link:ĭownload Free Windows 8 RTM 90-day Trial Versionĭownload Free Windows 8.1 RTM 90-day Trial Version ![]()
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