It actually doesn't do much more than the old bottom-left hot corner did, but many will find it reassuring anyway - click the Start button to bring up the Start screen (or to go back to the desktop), or right-click to access key system sections (such as the Control Panel and Task Manager). Let's start with the Start button, reinstated in 8.1 after being omitted from Windows 8. There are a few tweaks of note, both in its surface appearance and deeper down, and these tips will bring you right up to speed with what's new and updated in the latest operating system. Now that we've all got over the shock of big, bright, animated tiles in Windows, Microsoft has released version 8.1 as a refinement of its vision of a unified multi-platform operating system.
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