Why do you click on start to exit Microsoft Windows?

Answer 1

Thats a smart question we may never know the answer or the people above have got it right!

Answer 2

Microsoft's programmers (problems with computer programs are called bugs, and the people who put them there are called ... programmers!) are evidently so fed up of this one, that Windows Vista now just has a button with the Windows logo on it, without the word "Start"!

Answer 3

To have put in an exit button in windows would have required years of research and resulted in a higher end-market cost for an already, over rated, over priced albatrose.

Besides, they would had out source to India to look up the word in the dictionary.

Answer 4

Choose one:
1. Because that is where they put the EXIT command?
2. Because you're STARTing to EXIT
3. Because it is the START to the END

Answer 5

Because on the start menu is the close down command, but u dont have to click that press the button 1 time on the front of your computer push it and let go, your computer will close down as normal automaticly...

Answer 6

i don't click on start to go out. On my own computing device is an icon/shortcut with the residences of I:WINDOWSsystem32shutdown.exe -f -s -t 00 One click, close down. Mac's greater useful than what?

Answer 7

Because the Microsoft programmers said so. It sounds dumb to me, too. You'd think they would have programmed it to change to "close" after Windows was in use, but they didn't, so we deal with it.

Answer 8

Windows automatically loads when you turn the computer on and exits when you turn the computer off.

Answer 9

Its quite easy. In order to end something it has to be started first. Nice costume by the way. Always liked wonder woman

Answer 10

Because to exit something you have to start something first. If you want to exit something which hasn't started yet, you can't exit it, it did never start, then it doesn't exist. that's why.