File History: control /nameÂ Microsoft.FileHistory.

Family Safety: control /nameÂ Microsoft.ParentalControls.

Ease of Access Center: control /nameÂ Microsoft.EaseOfAccessCenter.

Display: control /nameÂ Microsoft.Display.

Devices and Printers: control /nameÂ Microsoft.DevicesAndPrinters.

Device Manager: control /nameÂ Microsoft.DeviceManager.

Default Programs: control /nameÂ Microsoft.DefaultPrograms.

Date and Time: control /nameÂ Microsoft.DateAndTime.

Credential Manager: control /nameÂ Microsoft.CredentialManager.

Color Management: control /nameÂ Microsoft.ColorManagement.

Bitlocker Drive Encryption: control /name Microsoft.BitLockerDriveEncryption.Biometric Devices: control /name Microsoft.BiometricDevices.AutoPlay: control /name Microsoft.AutoPlay.Administrative Tools: control /nameÂ Microsoft.AdministrativeTools.ActionCenter: control /name Microsoft.ActionCenter.Note that some are limited to certain editions or versions of Windows. The command control /name Canonical Name enables you to run additional Control Panel applets for which no. Opens the list of user accounts on the system. Manage Security and Maintenance related features Set your country, area code, carrier code and dial number for telephony and modem services. Only available if you run in tablet PC mode.

System properties lists information about the device and Windows, and links to other control panel areas. The Sound properties lists all playback and recording devices, options to configure those, and manage sounds and communications. The Region control panel applets lets you change date and time formats, and your locationĬontrol the Screensaver dialog to enable, disable and configure screensavers. Lists all known network connections and their status. May use it to add a new network, set up connections, and manage existing networks The mouse controls enable you to change mouse icons, button behavior, wheel scrolling, and more. Add, remove or change the priority of languages. Manage game controllers connnected to the operating systemĬhange keyboard repeat delay and rate, cursor blink rate, and check installed keyboard hardware. Manage Internet settings that Internet Explorer and other browsers may use. Opens the classic Internet Options window. Turn it on or off, and open the advanced settings to block or allow connections. May be used to install and remove devices, install drivers, and moreĭisplay provides you with options to set display related settings such as the color profile or scaling. The Device Manager lists all installed hardware. Allows you to set date and time, change time zone, add additional clocks, and sync Internet time. May be used to uninstall installed programs, or add or remove features from Windows

This opens the Uninstall a Program applet. What has not changed is the ability to open Control Panel applets directly on Windows (though some applets may have been removed).

Open control panel administrator