Windows settings available in the Control Panel
Handy Shortcut to "All Controls"
There is a "geek tip" going around telling people how to add a shortcut to specific "Settings"
In brief, the tip that going around is to right-click on the desktop to create a "NEW" shortcut copy-pasting a certain "ALL CONTROLS" address link. I won't re-post those details here because it's just not a good idea for most users to be using the type of computer address suggested.
Instead, If you need quicker access to computer settings, you can find "Control Panel" by typing it in the lower-left searchbox on your desktop screen.
Right-click when it pops up atop the vertical results. Go to "More" and click "Open file location". There you can right-click on Control Panel and use "Send to" to make a shortcut on the desktop.
These by the way are the primary settings area categories used for organizing default selections in Control Panel:
Administrative Tools
AutoPlay
Backup and Restore (Windows 7)
Color Management
Credential Manager
Date and Time
Devices and Printers
Ease of Access Center
File Explorer Options
File History
Fonts
Indexing Options
Infrared
Internet Options
Keyboard
Mouse
Network and Sharing Center
Phone and Modem
Power Options
Programs and Features
Region
RemoteApp and Desktop Connections
Security and Maintenance
Sound
Speech Recognition
Storage Spaces
Sync Center
System
Taskbar and Navigation
Troubleshooting
User Accounts
Windows Defender Firewall
Work Folders
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