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There are a few things here I'm already noticing in the Tech preview. 1) The F8 key to bring up repair options/safe mode at boot would be a welcome addition. These are great tools to use on a system failing to boot and were used so much in windows 7 for example but are very difficult to get to in Windows 8/8.1, even if this is a check box during installation it would be a nice addition. Or if we hold F8 or a similar key during boot and windows does a quick (is this key being held) check.

2) The run box (windows key + R) could use a check box for 'Run this task as administrator', it could simplify things for some lower level techs and home 'power' users. 3) I'm noticing chkdsk and sfc mostly function the same ways which is good as these are useful tools. 4) A repair menu brought up at boot could include buttons for commands like an offline SFC, quick check disk, and even basic bootrecs, also other useful options. (note not all techs know these commands and they can be useful). Glad Windows defender (or security essentials) is still a built in feature. Suggestions: A notification for when a proxy server is set would be nice, mostly cause this can cut off a lot of users interent when they get things like an adware infection. An event viewer log for things that 'scan' or modify the registry a on 'large scale' like many rogue AV/'optimizers' do.

Could use a menu to see all network settings in one window. This could include adapters IPs, DNS settings; proxy settings, enabled or disabled status per adapter, even buttons for a DNS flush. Thanks for your time!

Feel free to post your thoughts! 1) I would be surprised if F8 ever came back given how insanely fast UEFI completes POST and kicks off the boot process. I always hold shift when clicking restart on the lock screen or from within Windows to get to WinRE and then in the troubleshooting section pick out safe mode etc. There is of course the fall back of Windows failing to boot twice will load WinRE automatically on the third boot although you need to be patient sometimes at the 'Diagnosing your PC' screen before WinRE loads.

4) I like it although doesn't the boot repair thing do that too? Encyclopedia Chemical Processing Design Pdf on this page. The above edit does work. The only thing is when you really need F8 (or something similar) is when a system is already failing to boot. It gets a little hard to get in and make the appropriate edit when this happens. Though I am thankful for this trick working. With Windows 8 a lot of people had trouble getting to the 'repair' options when a system fails to boot. For example, this usually involved trying to 'trick' the computer to get the menu to show through a series of hard power pulls.