This should make it easier to find the app you want. You can now search your apps which can be listed in alphabetical order, or grouped by category, most used or date of installation. Terminate using Task Manager Press Ctrl + Alt + Del on your keyboard to bring up the Windows logon screen. Terminate with shortcut keys Press Alt + F4 on the keyboard to close and end the app or any open program. Click on the small downward facing arrow icon on the bottom left which will take you to the All Apps. There are essentially two options for fully closing (remove from the taskbar and RAM) an app in Windows 8.1. If you click this option, each window gets a WMCLOSE, which causes each window to get the exit prompt. If you right-click on the stack on the taskbar, there is an option 'Close All Windows'. Another way to find the apps you need is to just have Windows 8 show you the complete list of apps on your computer. When combining taskbar buttons is enabled, our application windows end up in a stack on the taskbar. Some of you may not like this system of desktop search, but it is the route that Microsoft has taken in recent years. The default for the new desktop search is for it to mainly show you apps, but you are able to set up the filter settings to also start showing you settings and even files.
When you begin typing a search in the desktop search bar then the results will show Apps and Programs that correspond with the letters you are typing. When you begin to type out a Windows 8 Search the results will appear on the left. When you are on the desktop you can simply hit the WINKEY or even CTRL+ESC and you just start typing in what you need Windows 8 Search to find. The Windows 8 Search will work almost identically to the Windows 7 Start Menu Search.
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