After doing so, there will be a gray bar area where you can type above the live tiles the name of the group (it could be a different color if you have changed your personalization settings). To do this, right mouse click on the wallpaper of the Start screen and click ‘Customize’ in the bottom right hand corner in the context bar that slides up. One way to keep your Start screen organized is to name a group of icons. If your favorite app does not appear on the Start screen, click or tap the down arrow on the Start screen to pull up ‘All Apps’ and then right mouse click (or tap and hold) to bring up the context menu on the app you want to add to the Start screen and then select ‘Pin to Start’. By pulling up the context menu in the Start screen (right mouse click or long press on a tablet on an icon or swipe up from the bottom) the context bar will appear that allows you to adjust several settings for each live tile including unpinning from the Start screen, uninstalling the application, resizing the tile and turning off the live tile stream.
#Windows 8.1 live desktop background windows 8.1
Windows 8.1 introduces new tile sizes that allow for further customization. The accent color is straightforward, adjusting this color will alter the accent color across the UI. This will change the color of the header bars in the personalization panel as well as other context areas where this color is utilized. In the same personalization windows, you can change the background color of headings. To sync the desktop background to the Start screen, open the Charms bar, click settings, personalize, then click the wallpaper in the bottom right corner and that will sync the wallpapers.
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