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Tim Smith
  • 11/14/2012
Read more: http://www.computeractive.co.uk/2202906

Unlike previous version of Windows, it is now easy to customise the Lock screen that appears when you start Windows 8. As well as changing the image, you can choose to see updates from some apps such as the number of unread emails in your inbox.

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