Windows 10 lost synchronization and Start Menu Applications – Pplware

It is already the day after tomorrow the Windows 10 arrives in its final form and also official. On the 29th we will start the installation process of this new version.

But even a few days of the arrival of Windows 10 Microsoft also is making minor changes. Something dropped is the ability to sync applications and also own the Start Menu.

This application and the Start screen synchronization option was available since Windows 8 and allowed users to keep their machines up to date with each other and the options they had chosen.

It was simpler to install new apps in Windows and see them synchronized on all Windows where the user were to use your account.

Also the arrangement of Tiles was implemented between machines and maintained so that the user had the best user experience without having to look where had their applications.

But for Windows 10 Microsoft decided to break this functionality, removing the Windows permanently. The reasons are almost obvious, but many users will not be satisfied.

With Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 initial feedback we found que Typically customers want to customize the Start layout to match They are using the device. With the new Windows Store, universal scalability of Windows apps is fully supported across all of your devices. This means customers can get que Their apps and settings available across all of Their devices and still create custom tile layouts Start que make the most sense for each device and screen size.

Since each device will have, in most cases, their dimensions adapted to interface becomes meaningless this synchronization, since users will want to adapt the new Start Menu to each device, always differently.

Cai so land a feature that was much appreciated in Windows and many users probably used without consent.

The justifications Microsoft makes sense when it is concerned the Start Menu in different dimensions and devices that have different behaviors.

But in the case of this application falls apart. Synchronization makes life easier for users, which normally want their favorite applications always accessible, regardless of screen size or their behavior.