Windows 11’s Settings app seemingly continues its ultra-slow digestion of the Control Panel, with mouse options apparently next on the menu.

Putting all the skepticism to the rest, Microsoft has finally shared its official word on the final fate of the Control Panel. Windows Settings app will replace the Control Panel Removing certain ...

With the update, the Settings app learns all other mouse options in the Control Panel. These include various adjustable mouse icons, for example when loading or enlarging a window. Previously ...

To disable Settings and Control Panel using Group Policy, use these steps: Open Start . Search for gpedit and click the top result to open the Local Group Policy Editor .

Since Microsoft is phasing out the Control Panel applets and trying to move them over to the Settings app gradually, the System applet too appears to have gone missing in Windows 11/10.

On Windows 10, while the Settings app and the legacy Control Panel offer customization options ... Fortunately, you can reset all Local Group Policy objects to their default values using the ...

There, type in "control panel" and click "OK," and it should open. In newer versions of Windows 10, many functions of the Task Manager have been replaced by the Settings app. You can find the ...

Drag and Drop icons Use Settings to configure the icon setting Use Control Panel. Here you can find the Other System Icons Tray section that you need to expand. It contains all the app icons that ...