It does not quite kill metro, but it hides it really well. Pressing the Windows key or the Start button gives you the Old school menu. If you want the new Metro Start screen on Windows 8.1 or the menu on Windows 10, you have to press Shift+Enter. So unless, you specifically or accidentally press Shift+Enter you will never see Metro again.<p>The only time I had to go to the Metro Start Menu was to find the Universal Apps like Mail and Edge browser. These don&#x27;t show up on the Classic Shell results for some reason. Once I pinned them to the taskbar however, I haven&#x27;t needed that Metro screen again.