Angie scrive con un suggerimento multi-parte. La prima parte del suo suggerimento evidenzia una semplice modifica del registro. La seconda parte evidenzia un programma che va oltre la semplice modifica del registro:
If you want to totally disable all new interface features in Windows 8 you can open up the Registry Editor and search for the following key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionExplorer
Look for the entry RPEEnabled, then change the DWORD value to 0. You’ll need to force restart Windows explorer or just restart Windows to see the change. Everything should look like Windows 7 with Windows 8 under the hood. Sorta like this:
The only problem with that, though, is that you might want the new Explorer Ribbon. I don’t, but somebody might. I found a program called MetroController that lets you toggle the settings. You can disable only the Metro features (and keep the Ribbon) or you can disable all the new features like the Lock Screen, the Metro Start Screen, etc. It works just like promised, but you may have to jiggle-the-handle so to speak. I found that sometimes if I was making changes between the settings I would have to return everything to normal and then change what I wanted. Jumping from altered state to altered state seems to trip it up. Other than that, though, smooth sailing.
L'abbiamo provato nella nostra installazione VirtualBox di Windows 8 e tutto sembra perfetto. È bello avere il menu Start di Windows 7, ma avere ancora l'interfaccia della barra multifunzione mentre si utilizza Explorer. Grazie per aver condiviso Angie!
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