With Windows 10, Microsoft has opted to move away from the traditional Control Panel in favor of a Settings screen that uses Microsoft"s design language, and although most settings are now moved over, some still need to be added.
A cool feature of this evolution is the ability to call up a particular Settings page directly, using mostly easy-to-remember commands. Below are the ones we know (thanks to Sergey Tkachenko over on WinAero) that you can access through the Run command, like so:
- Windows Key + R
- Right click on the Start button > select Run
Settings app page | command |
---|---|
Battery Saver | ms-settings:batterysaver |
Battery use | ms-settings:batterysaver-usagedetails |
Battery Saver Settings | ms-settings:batterysaver-settings |
Bluetooth | ms-settings:bluetooth |
Colors | ms-settings:colors |
Data Usage | ms-settings:datausage |
Date and Time | ms-settings:dateandtime |
Closed Captioning | ms-settings:easeofaccess-closedcaptioning |
High Contrast | ms-settings:easeofaccess-highcontrast |
Magnifier | ms-settings:easeofaccess-magnifier |
Narrator | ms-settings:easeofaccess-narrator |
Keyboard | ms-settings:easeofaccess-keyboard |
Mouse | ms-settings:easeofaccess-mouse |
Other Options (Ease of Access) | ms-settings:easeofaccess-otheroptions |
Lockscreen | ms-settings:lockscreen |
Offline maps | ms-settings:maps |
Airplane mode | ms-settings:network-airplanemode |
Proxy | ms-settings:network-proxy |
VPN | ms-settings:network-vpn |
Notifications & actions | ms-settings:notifications |
Account info | ms-settings:privacy-accountinfo |
Calendar | ms-settings:privacy-calendar |
Contacts | ms-settings:privacy-contacts |
Other Devices | ms-settings:privacy-customdevices |
Feedback | ms-settings:privacy-feedback |
Location | ms-settings:privacy-location |
Messaging | ms-settings:privacy-messaging |
Microphone | ms-settings:privacy-microphone |
Motion | ms-settings:privacy-motion |
Radios | ms-settings:privacy-radios |
Speech, inking, & typing | ms-settings:privacy-speechtyping |
Camera | ms-settings:privacy-webcam |
Region & language | ms-settings:regionlanguage |
Speech | ms-settings:speech |
Windows Update | ms-settings:windowsupdate |
Work access | ms-settings:workplace |
Connected devices | ms-settings:connecteddevices |
For developers | ms-settings:developers |
Display | ms-settings:display |
Mouse & touchpad | ms-settings:mousetouchpad |
Cellular | ms-settings:network-cellular |
Dial-up | ms-settings:network-dialup |
DirectAccess | ms-settings:network-directaccess |
Ethernet | ms-settings:network-ethernet |
Mobile hotspot | ms-settings:network-mobilehotspot |
Wi-Fi | ms-settings:network-wifi |
Manage Wi-Fi Settings | ms-settings:network-wifisettings |
Optional features | ms-settings:optionalfeatures |
Family & other users | ms-settings:otherusers |
Personalization | ms-settings:personalization |
Backgrounds | ms-settings:personalization-background |
Colors | ms-settings:personalization-colors |
Start | ms-settings:personalization-start |
Power & sleep | ms-settings:powersleep |
Proximity | ms-settings:proximity |
Display | ms-settings:screenrotation |
Sign-in options | ms-settings:signinoptions |
Storage Sense | ms-settings:storagesense |
Themes | ms-settings:themes |
Typing | ms-settings:typing |
Tablet mode | ms-settings://tabletmode/ |
Privacy | ms-settings:privacy |
Currently there is no settings link to Windows Defender (found in the Update & security page) but this could be added later as the build marches toward general availability on July 29.
If we missed a particular setting, or new ones get added, let us know in the comments, or by contacting us.
Via: WinAero