Gray window in the new ID and AI

I just installed the new version of AI and ID 2015. It is a window that appears when the program is active that cover your desktop when you are not all open documents. If you don't see your desktop even if you do not have a file open. Please tell me there is a way to disable this option. I don't like having to click my finder to navigate to files that I'm working on, it is an unnecessary step. I disabled the workplace 'start' and 'recent files' in preferences, but it's still there. It wasn't on the oder versions and it's driving me crazy.

Go to Preferences > general and uncheck the option see the 'Start' workspace when no. Documents are open

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