Undoubtedly, every user of Windows operating systems knows that the standard Control Panel contains most of the most important tools for setting up the system as a whole. Not everyone, however, clearly understands where in Windows 10 the Control Panel is located as such. Let us look at this issue from several basic points of view.
Where is the Control Panel in Windows 10?
Actually, the component itself is not some specific object, but represents the most common "executable" executable file. However, its additional varieties responsible for the settings are not located in the Windows root folder, but in additional directories (for example, Policy Definitions, WinSxS, etc.). In addition, the accompanying files themselves are named like ControlPanel with extensions like .adml or .admx.
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