Since Windows 8, Microsoft has been working to make the Windows operating system as touchscreen friendly as possible. That's why the fact that Windows 10 received the same treatment should come as no surprise. Microsoft has gone to great lengths to ensure that Windows 10 not only provides an equally excellent user experience through touch and hardware input, but also allows users to seamlessly switch between an input-friendly version of Windows 10 touchscreen and a version of Windows 10 designed for computers with mouse and keyboard input. This gave rise to the so-called tablet mode on Windows 10.
Windows 10's Tablet Mode provides a more touch-friendly experience by running all apps in full screen (rather than Windows) and giving you a Start screen instead of a Start menu. If you have a 2-in-1 device, Windows 10 asks you if you want to switch to tablet mode every time you convert your laptop to a slate.
When a Windows 10 computer is put into tablet mode, the desktop disappears and is replaced by a full Start screen (instead of the usual Start menu) and all user-launched programs and applications are launched in full-screen mode instead. than in a window. Turning tablet mode on and off on a Windows 10 computer is a fairly simple and straightforward procedure. However, not all Windows 10 users who have tablet mode on their computer need it, and those who don't need it want to get rid of it. Fortunately, disabling Tablet Mode completely is an option that Windows 10 users have, and the icing on the cake is the fact that disabling Tablet Mode on a Windows 10 computer is not a monstrous task.
In Windows 10, users can change the size of their account's Start menu to be a full-screen Start menu or Start.
Starting with Windows 10 build 14328, Microsoft returned the All Apps list to full screen while using Start in full screen.
When Start is in full screen, it will appear more transparent without blurring.
If tablet mode is enabled, Start will always be full screen until tablet mode is disabled.
In Start Full Screen, you can click/tap the Menu button Turn the Start menu full screen on or off in Windows 10-menu.png at the top left corner of the screen to see the pinned tiles, All Apps, account image and menu. , Settings and power options.
This tutorial will apply to computers, laptops, desktops and tablets running Windows 10 (Home, Pro, Business, Education) operating system from all supported hardware manufacturers, such as Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, Toshiba, Lenovo and Samsung. .
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