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The metro interface IS the start menu. When you go to the desktop, if you go to the bottom left corner, you get a Start button - click it and the Start Menu FILLS the screen. You can just start typing in the Metro interface and Windows will search for whatever you type for.
Once the program is running, if it's one you use often, right click it in the start menu and select "Pin to Taskbar" and it will always be there.
If you insist there are third party start menus you can install.
Once the program is running, if it's one you use often, right click it in the start menu and select "Pin to Taskbar" and it will always be there.
If you insist there are third party start menus you can install.
I don't think there is any native way to add the classic start menu. The closest you can get is a 3rd party application. This seems to be the best out there,
http://stardock.com/products/start8/
http://stardock.com/products/start8/
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