Is it holding start button or click start button?
319131
If the start button is pushed 1/2-way it is a momentary switch, and if it is pushed all the way it clicks into the on position and stays on.
381538
You need to hold the button down. I prefer this to a "double click" approach.
554830
I installed a Start Menu application. There are several -- Power 8, Start Menu 8, Classic Shell. I went for Classic Shell and it has worked very well for me so far.
1625882
You have to hold down the button. But it isn't a big deal. You almost do it automatically.
624255
Not that I recall, and it is broken now (start button broke off both that I bought) so it's unusable.
1078977
I'm not sure I completely understand what you mean by "start and stop button, but I have this one and the "power" button is on the side, the foot pedal makes it start/stop, and there is a forward/reverse lever on the front of the machine.
714663
Pull start is the only way with this model. There is another model that has a starter included.
938894
I press the start button and hold it down until the grippers open completely. Then I try again.
719143
My techie son did it for me.As soon as you hit the "on" start TAPPING,don't hold the F2 or F1 I don't remember which it was.Good luck.
737290
The newer model has no top button that was never used anyway. Otherwise I have seen no difference at all, and I have purchased many of both versions for installations.
2083544
There is a tiny little elongated button where your thumb goes. Took a while before I discovered it. If you push the back of it [nearest your wrist] you get to the previous window you were on and then push the tiny front part and you return to your starting page. Hope I understood you correctly and that this helps. Win 7 is what I have.
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The start/pause button at the top can be used to begin the timer, and also to pause it mid-task. We haven't utilized that feature, but it is on there. Hope this helps!
669463
The top center button is the remote start button. Press lock and then hold the top button until the car starts.
845323
You need to hold the button. Seems not quite convenient, but I think much safer.
888753
There's a starter button on the right side near the handle. You push that down, hold it and then pull the trigger on the handle. It's a little awkward, so I always had to user two hands to do it. Once you pull the trigger it starts up - so you have to have a good grip so that it doesn't jump forward. I know it sounds a little complicated, but you get the hang of it quickly.
525061
No its a soft restart button, please feel free to ask any questions and I'll try my best to answer them promptly...do not press button u unless you've already backed up your data.
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Like everyone said about the momentary switch.. Plus if you didn't know this already you would have to keep the ignition switch wired in because of all the accessories that need power. The ignition switch has multiple positions. Run is what powers the accessories plus the all the computer systems that read what is going on with your vehicle. Start is the momentary switch that powers the starter. Without a switch that supports the Run function your computers might not let your vehicle start. Just a heads up if you didn't already know... If the vehicle is pre 1988 you may be able to make something work with a momentary switch and no ignition switch but i'm not positive about that one. Like everyone said about the momentary switch.. Plus if you didn't know this already you would have to keep the ignition switch wired in because of all the accessories that need power. The ignition switch has multiple positions. Run is what powers the accessories plus the all the computer systems that read what is going on with your vehicle. Start is the momentary switch that powers the starter. Without a switch that supports the Run function your computers might not let your vehicle start. Just a heads up if you didn't already know... If the vehicle is pre 1988 you may be able to make... » Read More Like everyone said about the momentary switch.. Plus if you didn't know this already you would have to keep the ignition switch wired in because of all the accessories that need power. The ignition switch has multiple positions. Run is what powers the accessories plus the all the computer systems that read what is going on with your vehicle. Start is the momentary switch that powers the starter. Without a switch that supports the Run function your computers might not let your vehicle start. Just a heads up if you didn't already know... If the vehicle is pre 1988 you may be able to make something work with a momentary switch and no ignition switch but i'm not positive about that one. « Show Less