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Answer. CmdrKeene. Volunteer Moderator. Replied on July 27, 2017. Report abuse. "Settings" replaces Control Panel. Eventually the old "1980's style" Control Panel will be removed entirely. But for the time being, you can still reach it by running the command "control" (or "control.exe" if you like) from the Run box, or by making a shortcut to it.
And I suddenly lost mail icon in my Windows10 Control panel. I did quick/online repair, reinstalled office 2016, nothing worked. I don't have any office14 or office15 installed. I ran the command, but mail icon does not show up either. rundll32.exe shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\root\Office16\MLCFG32.CPL".
Duplicate shortcuts in the Windows System folder. Open File Explorer. Make sure Explorer is set to show Hidden items. Click in the Address Bar and type: shell:programs<Enter>. Open the Windows System folder. You'll see the correct items as well as duplicates with the (1) suffix. Delete the duplicates. Keith.
Shift+Right-click in the folder background & select Open PowerShell window here to view in PowerShell: If these are missing, that's probably the problem. You can re-create the folder & its contents by copying from: C:\Users\Default\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\System Tools. Keith.
I have a little touchscreen monitor attached to my PC. I am attempting to locate, and use, the Tablet PC Settings option, which used to be in Control Panel. Unfortunately, Tablet PC Settings are totally gone. I attempted the workaround that places a shortcut to Tablet PC Settings on my desktop, via the instructions below.
To find passwords stored on your computer in Windows. => Go to the Windows Control Panel. => Click on User Accounts. => Click on Credential Manager. Here you can see two sections: Web Credentials and Windows Credentials. => Under Web Credentials, you can find the passwords you use to log in to various websites.
If it does not help, use method 2. Method 2: Run DISM tool and check the issue. Please follow these steps: a. Press Windows + X keys and click command prompt (admin). b. Type the following command in command prompt and press Enter.
Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\User Accounts. 2. Click Manage User Accounts. 3. In the Users tab, you will see list of users in the pc. 4. Select the user that is not showing up, then click Properties. 5. In the Group membership tab, select Administrator if it is Standard.
Currently, i am not using any third party antivirus, only have windows defender that came as in-built with win 10, which I regularly updates , I believe, this issue was not there at first when I upgrade my pc from win 8.1 to win 10, after some days of using i experienced this issue first, which might be infected via some windows update or any ...
Here's how: 1) Click Search. 2) Type restore. 3) Open create a restore point. 4) Click the system restore button. 5) Hit Next. 6) Pick a restore point (Preferably a date before the issue happened) 7) Wait for the process to finish. Let me know how it goes.