Windows 8.1 Update Will Hide Tile Interface By Default?
 

Who knows whether or not this will actually be part of the Windows 8.1 update but, I think we can all agree, giving users the option is the way to go. While the software giant originally released Windows 8.1 last year with an option to bypass the "Metro" interface at boot, sources familiar with Microsoft's plans have revealed to The Verge that the upcoming update for Windows 8.1 will enable this by default. Like many other changes in Update 1, we're told the reason for the reversal is to improve the OS for keyboard and mouse users.

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