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With Windows 8.1, you have the option to boot directly to your desktop, whereas Windows 8 doesn't offer this feature. If you still wish to boot Windows 8 directly to the desktop, refer to the article we're sharing below.
Skipping the Windows 8 Start Screen saves you a step during Windows boot-up. Additionally, for individuals who don't regularly use Metro apps, this method can make their experience less cumbersome. So, how can you boot Windows 8 directly to the desktop? Continue reading to find out.
Download the installation file for Windows 8
How to Boot Windows 8 Directly to Desktop on Your Computer
(If you haven't installed Windows 8 yet, refer to How to Install Windows 8)
Step 1: Open Notepad and save the following code snippet with the .scf extension. Check out the illustration below for more details.
[Shell] Command=2 IconFile=Explorer.exe,3 [Taskbar] Command=ToggleDesktop |
