Those waiting for his return Start Menu of Windows, will have to wait a little longer than they thought.
Microsoft revealed that it plans to bring back the Start Menu at its Build developer conference in April, without committing to a timeline. In fact the plan was that an updated version of it Windows 8.1 coming in August is rumored to have it, according to ZDNet.
However, Microsoft seems to have changed opinion, according to ZDNet, and the new Start Menu will probably come in the next full version of Windows, with the end of 2015, that is, Windows 9 which will be released next spring.
Microsoft has not reported anything officially about it, nor has it been posted in its release ZDNet.
After all, the Start Menu is against the plans of the company that wants one functional working with touch screens. So, probably the burning desire of millions of users of the operating system will remain a desire, until they get used to the logic of the company.
In addition, a deferred return of the Start Menu can contribute to this.
