M icrosoft’s modernization of the Windows UI has been a long, winding road culminating in the sleek appearance of Windows 11.

The epic Windows 11 questline to dump the old Control Panel completely from Microsoft's desktop OS continues - but it's ...

When you open the Settings app, you can see that it blends well with Windows' modernized design. But when you open the ...

Microsoft has tried to dumb down its Control Panel with a simple UI over the years, rather than a list of options, but ...

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.

The Control Panel has been a key part of Windows since it was introduced in 1985 with Windows 1.0. For many years, it was the main place where users could access system settings and manage their ...

One of those is the venerable Control Panel; while earlier versions of Windows had a Control Panel, they weren't quite like the one that's made its way from Windows 95 all the way to Windows 11 today.

Unlike the classic Control panel, it is more easily accessible from the Windows 10 Start Menu. It’s also cleaner and more concise, with settings grouped together for ease of understanding.

With the release of Windows 10 preview build 21354, Microsoft announced that they have removed 'Administrative Tools' from the Start Menu and added a new 'Windows Tools' control panel, with many ...

Usually, when you go into the Windows 10 Control Panel and click on 'Programs and Features,' you are shown a legacy control panel where you can uninstall or change installation options for programs.

Ever since the Windows 8 days, Microsoft has had two settings apps built into Windows. A modern Settings app, and a legacy settings app known as Control Panel.

Microsoft is testing dark mode for Windows 11's legacy dialogs, starting with file operations such as copy, delete, cut, move ...