Win + R Commands For Settings , Control Panel Applets #windows

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Sure! Here's the list with headings bolded for clarity:


### **System Settings**


- **About**:

  ```

  ms-settings:about

  ```


- **Bluetooth**:

  ```

  ms-settings:bluetooth

  ```


- **Display Settings**:

  ```

  ms-settings:display

  ```


- **Network & Internet**:

  ```

  ms-settings:network

  ```


- **Personalization**:

  ```

  ms-settings:personalization

  ```


- **Power & Sleep**:

  ```

  ms-settings:powersleep

  ```


- **Privacy Settings**:

  ```

  ms-settings:privacy

  ```


- **System**:

  ```

  ms-settings:system

  ```


- **Time & Language**:

  ```

  ms-settings:timelanguage

  ```


- **Update & Security**:

  ```

  ms-settings:windowsupdate

  ```


- **Ease of Access**:

  ```

  ms-settings:easeofaccess

  ```


### **Control Panel Applets**


- **Control Panel**:

  ```

  control

  ```


- **Add or Remove Programs**:

  ```

  appwiz.cpl

  ```


- **Administrative Tools**:

  ```

  control admintools

  ```


- **AutoPlay**:

  ```

  control /name Microsoft.AutoPlay

  ```


- **BitLocker Drive Encryption**:

  ```

  control /name Microsoft.BitLockerDriveEncryption

  ```


- **Date and Time**:

  ```

  timedate.cpl

  ```


- **Devices and Printers**:

  ```

  control printers

  ```


- **Ease of Access Center**:

  ```

  control /name Microsoft.EaseOfAccessCenter

  ```


- **File Explorer Options**:

  ```

  control folders

  ```


- **Fonts**:

  ```

  control fonts

  ```


- **Internet Properties**:

  ```

  inetcpl.cpl

  ```


- **Keyboard**:

  ```

  control keyboard

  ```


- **Mouse**:

  ```

  control mouse

  ```


- **Network and Sharing Center**:

  ```

  control netconnections

  ```


- **Power Options**:

  ```

  powercfg.cpl

  ```


- **Programs and Features**:

  ```

  appwiz.cpl

  ```


- **Region**:

  ```

  intl.cpl

  ```


- **Sound**:

  ```

  mmsys.cpl

  ```


- **System**:

  ```

  control /name Microsoft.System

  ```


- **Troubleshooting**:

  ```

  control /name Microsoft.Troubleshooting

  ```


- **User Accounts**:

  ```

  control /name Microsoft.UserAccounts

  ```


- **Windows Defender Firewall**:

  ```

  firewall.cpl

  ```


### **Administrative Tools and System Utilities**


- **Computer Management**:

  ```

  compmgmt.msc

  ```


- **Device Manager**:

  ```

  devmgmt.msc

  ```


- **Disk Management**:

  ```

  diskmgmt.msc

  ```


- **Event Viewer**:

  ```

  eventvwr.msc

  ```


- **Local Group Policy Editor**:

  ```

  gpedit.msc

  ```


- **Performance Monitor**:

  ```

  perfmon.msc

  ```


- **Registry Editor**:

  ```

  regedit

  ```


- **Services**:

  ```

  services.msc

  ```


- **System Configuration (MSConfig)**:

  ```

  msconfig

  ```


- **Task Manager**:

  ```

  taskmgr

  ```


- **Windows Memory Diagnostic**:

  ```

  MdSched

  ```


These commands provide quick access to a wide range of settings and tools in Windows, making system management more efficient.

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