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Quick invocation of the control panel.

Usually, when we are working on a file in Explorer, we need to open the Control Panel, so we have to switch between the "Control Panel" in the Explorer and the file directory, which is a bit cumbersome. It would be nice to be able to right-click on any file, folder, or drive letter in Explorer to access the Control Panel. Here's how you can do it.

1. Right-click on any file to access the control panel.

1.Run the "regedit" command to open the registry. Check "hkey classe."

s root*shell", select "New Item", and name it "Control Panel &p)". Note: If there is no "hkey classes root*shell" key in the registry, create a new one named "shell" under "hkey classes root*".

2.Select the Control Panel &p, right-click, select New Item, and name it Command. Double-click Default in the window to the right of the Command item, enter in the Numeric Data box, and then click OK.

Then press the F5 key to refresh the registry.

In Explorer, you can now right-click on any file and the Control Panel (P) item will appear in the context menu, and clicking on it will open the Control Panel.

2. Right-click on any folder to access the control panel.

It's basically the same as right-clicking on any file to access the control panel, except that "hkey classes root*shell" is changed to "hkey classes ro."

otdirectoryshell”。

3. Right-click on any drive letter to access the Control Panel.

It's basically the same as the above, except that the "hkey classes" are added

root*shell" was changed to "hkey classes rootdriveshell".

No, but you can use the shortcut keys to open my computer first.

Or just use the win key to open it in the start, it's OK.

Why bother.

Enter hdwwiz in the run of win7 and then the next step.

,control rundll -- show control panel,control rundll ,,1--- show accessibility options,control rundll @1 open system properties,control rundll ,,1 remove or add programs,briefcase create create a briefcase on desktop,diskcopyrundll copy floppy disk drive,control rundll ,,0 Show Time Properties,Control Rundll ,,0 Show Desktop Wallpaper Properties,Control Rundll ,,0 Game Controller,Control Rundll ,,0 Audio Properties.

Wouldn't you like to know if you try it yourself?

You try it first.

That's how I got it

How do I delete the records in "Start--Run"? It memorizes all the commands it has entered, and only wants to delete a part of the command records2007-04-26

09:32 "Run" in the "Start" menu is a more commonly used command, but in the "Run" window drop-down list will save all the running program records, to clear these history, there are many ways, for example, open the registry, find [hkey current user software Microsoft Windows Currentversion Explorer Runmru], and then delete the " a,b,c...Alternatively, in the Group Policy "Local Computer Policy User Configuration Administrative Templates Taskbar and Start Menu", set "Clear records of recently opened documents when exiting" to enabled, or you can press "Clear List" to clear in the "Taskbar and Start Menu Properties Start Menu Customize Advanced", but these methods will also be remembered when used, and will only be cleared when deleted or exited from the system, moreover, the latter two methods will also clear the recent document history, and the method that the author wants to introduce now is, Whenever the Run window drop-down list is empty, here's how to make Run completely amnesicapable:

Click "Start Run", enter regedit, open the registry, find hkey current user software Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Explorer runmru, right-click on the runmru item, select "Permissions", click the "Advanced" button in the "Runmru Permissions" window, select the "Permissions" tab, and in the "Permissions item" In the "Permissions" window of "Runmru's Permission Items", change the "Full Control" of the administrators user to deny the registry key (as shown in the figure), and after exiting the registry, the "Run" can completely lose its memory.