How to disable top bar for closing apps in windows 8.1 update 1?

My mom on her PC with Windows 8.1 installed wanna Title Bar back pls! Or make it option to check it or uncheck it, who wants or not wanna this feature.

I have some older HP laptop with touch pad and now "Win8.1 thinks" how I have a touchscreen option enabled and I can't make it as before!?!

Please make this feature configurable so I can trun it Title Bars on WIn8.1 apps on: ON.

All Best!

Branislav

But if you use your fingers, you won't see it.

Common past 25 years can't be an excuse for a totally new layout. Finding cheap excuses for such a simple thing after thousands of complains, sounds... what can I say???

Its annoying really.. extreme is when you access a remote desktop. But it teach you patients, by the way....

I remember! myself posting about how annoying is the title bar, using chrome as metro app is far better than using it in desktop mode (it happens with other products). With no solutions I´ve been trying to adapt but after 6 months I think is complicated that's not the way our windows experience should be, the title bar for the past 25 years belong to a different environment, you cannot compare desktop mode with metro, don't try such a nonsense, but you can ask yourself and try to answer. 

Why this is not a configurable option?, 

I read some posts I notice I'm not alone, this is not just a minority request and once and again no matter the words is always the same question, till this moment with no answer, Why this is not a configurable option? Why?

25 five years people was able to tweak the register in order to fit the OS to their necessities, minor changes because the Microsoft windows essence remains the same.

Ask yourself and tell us.

Best regards!

I too find the exit bar extremely annoying, though only in certain circumstances. The main issue is that it makes the couple centimeters at the top of the screen practically useless for any mouse interactions, which conflicts with Metro Chrome's tab placement. I don't mind the menu in and of itself, it's the trigger that I find frustrating. It would be like if the charms menu appears just by touching the right side of the screen, instead of with a gesture, It would always get in the way. I know you guys at Microsoft have other things to do, but spending the time to polish every interaction is what made Apple so popular, and what Microsoft keeps struggling to keep up with. I love Windows in many ways, but polish REALLY is important, and I find this satisfaction with "good enough" solutions frustrating. Drew, I know that you can't make everybody happy, but that is a sort of strawman. I don't want you do solve every problem for every person, but you can still try to make as many people happy as possible, and an option would accomplish that, even if it was command line togglable only.

Thanks,

Adrian Smith

adrianrsmith.com

The good news is that in a wee bit more than a month you won't have to endure any more of any of this as none of it exists in Windows 10.

True one can't please everyone all the Time. Changes were brought in 8.1 due to complaints and then others complained about those.

As for the bar you mention, if you leave the cursor sit in the window for a moment it disappears

Cheers,

Drew

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