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Lock start screen?

Discussion in 'Windows 10' started by dolphin, 2015/11/01.

  1. 2015/11/01
    dolphin

    dolphin Well-Known Member Thread Starter

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    Can anyone tell me how to lock the start screen to windows 10 tile start screen instead of always opening to windows 7 desktop? I hate toggling between the two if at all possible.
     
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    dolphin

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    I read through everything there and nothing has helped. Any other ideas?

    Thanks for the reply!
     
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    dolphin

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    Sorry Neil- still not the right thing. maybe if I explain in more detail- when I logon to windows 10 I still am getting my Windows 7 desktop screen, my goal is when I logon I would like to see the windows 10 tiles not the old desktop screen. Does this info help you to help me?
     
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  7. 2015/11/03
    retiredlearner

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    Did you have Stardock or another 3rd. party Start software installed? Neil.
     
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    dolphin

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    No I don't, thanks for the reply!
     
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    retiredlearner

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    Another suggestion. Right click Start > Run > type in msconfig > OK > Boot.
    What is showing as current OS? Neil.
     
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