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Windows 10 update might drop this power user feature

Windows 10 update might drop this power user feature

Posted on March 26, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

This longtime Windows feature may be gone soon

Since Windows 1.0, the Control Panel has served as a collection of applets to change and view a variety of system settings, but this could finally change in a future Windows 10 update (via Windows Latest).

References in current Windows 10 preview builds indicate the Control Panel may be hidden in upcoming releases and potentially removed entirely in the future.
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