You Asked: Why Was Windows 8 So Bad?
Contents It Is Wholly Business Unfriendly, the Apps Do Not Shut Down, the Integration of Everything via a Single Login Means That One Vulnerability Causes All...
It is wholly business unfriendly, the apps do not shut down, the integration of everything via a single login means that one vulnerability causes all applications to be insecure, the layout is appalling (at least you can get hold of Classic Shell to at least make a pc look like a pc), many reputable retailers will not …
What was so bad about Windows 8?
But many users and businesses found Windows 8 a step too far: the changes to the look and feel of the OS — in particular the removal of the familiar Start button and the inability to boot to the desktop — was met with horror by many.
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Did Windows 8 fail?
In its attempt to be more tablet friendly, Windows 8 failed to appeal to desktop users, who were still more comfortable with the Start menu, the standard Desktop, and other familiar features of Windows 7. … In the end, Windows 8 was a bust with consumers and corporations alike.