Start button

Start Button

A. The Start button was first introduced with the release of Windows 95 and found in all future versions of Microsoft Windows since then. The Start button allows users to access their computer programs, or Microsoft Windows to configure. In the photo on the right are some examples of the Start button in Windows. The first launch was the first gray button to start many of the original versions of Microsoft Windows found. Secondly, the start button, a brief appearance in Windows XP. Load, the start button, also called the Start Orb, only the Windows logo in a circle and are familiar with Windows Vista and Windows 7.

By default, the Windows Start button is always found in the lower left of the screen. This can be on the top left or top right of the screen by the Windows taskbar can be changed. By pressing the Start button, open the Start menu to access all programs installed on your computer, search, run, access the Control Panel and documents.

B. Start is a command that allows a user in a separate window in Windows from the Windows command line to start. See the start command for further information about this command.

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