![]() ![]() Windows 10 still includes two different apps to adjust your computer’s settings.įortunately, this chapter covers them both. Only the most obscure settings require a visit to the old Control Panel-and over time, Microsoft says, it will move even more of those into the new Settings app.įor the moment, though, it’s clear that Microsoft hasn’t yet completed its mission to unify the two brains of Windows 8. It’s far cleaner, simpler, and better organized, and it’s designed to accommodate either a mouse or your finger on a touchscreen. If you browse the Start menu, look for the Configuration Manager console icon in the Microsoft Endpoint Manager group. You may not need to type the entire string for Windows to find the best match. You can still read about it later in this chapter.īut in Windows 10, Microsoft has extracted a few hundred of the Control Panel’s most useful options and packaged them up into a new app called Settings. The simplest method to open the console on a Windows computer is to go to Start and start typing Configuration Manager console. It’s still there, like an old typewriter you can’t bear to throw away. And then there’s the granddaddy of them all: the Control Panel in Windows.Īctually, in Windows 10, the Control Panel isn’t very important anymore. ![]() ![]() There’s the dashboard of a car, the knobs on a stove, the cockpit of an airplane. Every complex machine has a control panel. ![]()
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