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Windows 8 Evolution 2014 -64-bit ~upd~ Access

Rumors swirled in late 2014 of "Windows 8.1 Update 2" bringing the Start Menu back. That didn’t happen. Instead, Microsoft released a massive rollup (September 2014) focused exclusively on 64-bit reliability: improved crash dump analysis, faster boot times via Hybrid Boot refinements, and support for NVDIMM (non-volatile DIMM) storage—a server feature that required 64-bit addressability.

Rumors swirled in late 2014 of "Windows 8.1 Update 2" bringing the Start Menu back. That didn’t happen. Instead, Microsoft released a massive rollup (September 2014) focused exclusively on 64-bit reliability: improved crash dump analysis, faster boot times via Hybrid Boot refinements, and support for NVDIMM (non-volatile DIMM) storage—a server feature that required 64-bit addressability.