Windows 10 partially abandons a well-known feature

Windows 10 changes almost everything on the menu.

Microsoft has been trying since the beginning of Windows 10 to replace the well-known Control Panel menu in Windows 7 with a new Settings menu, with a simplified presentation.

The problem is that the same simplicity argument on which the new Settings menu is based has been painted as an incomplete alternative to the Control Panel. Even Microsoft tacitly acknowledges this, with many of the sections of the Settings menu pointing to the old Control Panel if you need to adjust settings not found in the new menu.

However, this will all be a thing of the past, with Microsoft being able to migrate most of the features taken from previous versions of Windows to the presentation offered by Windows 10. For example, you can now set the screen resolution and frequency of update without looking for archaic menus. kept only under the old control panel, writes go4it.ro.