How to add the Control Panel to Windows 11’s context menu. Some OS options can still only be selected via the Control Panel. By Roland Freist. Contributor, PCWorld Oct 2, 2024 6:00 am PDT.

But it's also worth noting that since the Control Panel has never been on an official list of Deprecated features for Windows 10 or 11, then it’s possible that this was a simple mistake.After ...

Control Panel’s “Lid, power, and sleep button controls” are available in Settings in Windows 11 24H2 The forthcoming big update promises significant enhancements, particularly in the Power ...

PhantomOfEarth discovers hidden changes and predicts features will reach the release branch soon. If you've been keeping tabs on Windows 11 and how it has been evolving over time, you may ...

Windows 11 Soundscape panel is a placeholder, for now Microsoft routinely improves Windows 11. However, despite the company’s earnest attempts , Control Panel continues to remain inside the ...

Windows 11 still has a Control Panel, but Microsoft is slowly picking away at what's left of its carcass, with another ability moved to the Settings app.

For 12 years -- from Windows 8 to 10 to 11 -- Microsoft has been moving more individual tools to the Settings app. However, Control Panel remains as accessible as ever with most of the usual ...

The Control Panel has been part of Windows since 1985, making it nearly 40 years old—and even the 'new' Settings app was introduced in 2012 with Windows 8.

Windows 11 is a great operating system, but not everyone has to like how it looks out of the box. Here's how you can change . Windows Control Panel's fate sealed, ...

Windows 11 Adrenalin Control Panel Issues As reported by Tomshardware, a community post on the AMD forums has brought attention to an issue with the latest Windows 11 KB5030310 update which has ...

The Control Panel first appeared in Windows 1.0 so it’s about as legacy as it gets. The Settings app, on the other hand, appeared in 2012 and was introduced with a bare-bones set of features ...

It's one of the few areas of the operating system that hasn't been spruced up for Windows 11, which is otherwise probably Microsoft's most cohesive Windows design since 95 and NT 4.0; even old ...