Wanna know something cool about the Control Panel? Several of it’s most used features can be accessed directly from the run prompt and without the need of going into the Control Panel in the first place. How? Well, you can do this by opening the run prompt, typing the feature you want to access and then hitting enter. Of course, there are several that are different than previous versions of Windows (like the user’s interface – no longer exists)
Now, the list of available commands are:
Accessibility controls | access.cpl |
System properties | sysdm.cpl |
Add/Remove programs | appwiz.cpl |
Date and Time | timedate.cpl |
Screen Resolution | desk.cpl |
Fonts folder | fonts |
Internet properties | inetcpl.cpl |
Game controller properties | joy.cpl |
Mouse properties | main.cpl |
Keyboard properties | main.cpl keyboard |
Sound properties | mmsys.cpl |
Network properties | ncpa.cpl |
Power properties | powercfg.cpl |
Devices and printers | control printers |
Region | intl.cpl |
Scanners and cameras | control sticpl.cpl |
Modem | control modem.cpl |
NOTE: These above are the ones that work on W8, the ones that say “control” at the beginning are the ones that MUST have “control” when executed, otherwise they won’t work. In all the other ones this is optional.
Here are the ones that don’t work on W8 (or at least not on my PC).
Microsoft exchange** | control mlcfg32.cpl |
Findfast** | control findfast.cpl |
Password management | control password.cpl |
Microsoft Mail Post Office** | control wgpocpl.cpl |
Users Control Tool | control ncpa.cpl users |
PC Card** | control main.cpl pc card |
** I have never used these features and I have no idea what they do.
BTW, this is all official.
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