Control Panel
A control panel is a graphical user interface (GUI) that lets users adjust features and settings. On desktop or mobile operating systems, they are frequently used in the context of native apps, where they can be used to adjust both the operating system and individual apps.
Control panels can also be found online, where they are typically used to administer infrastructure and web services. The peripheral device management and communication between the host computer and the peripheral device are handled by the control panel.
Function of Control Panel in Computer
The following are the functions of the control panels:
- Unification of all peripheral device connections
- Powering peripheral devices when necessary
- Peripheral management in situations when there is no contact with the host computer or while acting dispersed
Windows Control Panel sections
The Control Panel is divided into eight primary sections, each of which has a variety of tools for improving your computer.
1. System and Security - A part where you may do backups and restores, as well as general computer maintenance.
2. Network and Internet - Check the status of the network.
3. Hardware and Sound - Add and view devices connected to your computer.
4. Programs - Program Uninstall.
5. User Accounts - Modify the accessibility of users.
6. Appearance and Personalization - Modify screen readers and fonts on your desktop.
7. Region and Clock - Modify the time and date.
8. Accessibility - Make the most of your display settings.
How to Access the Control Panel
Using the Windows search bar
Step 1. To open the Windows search box, click the magnifying glass icon located on the taskbar next to the Start Menu button.
Step 2. The taskbar search icon In the Windows search box, type the word control. From the list of results, choose Control Panel.
