Who knows how to create a folder for a control panel

In Windows, open the Control Panel, you can make system settings; Open the dial-up network, you can establish a new connection, or make a dial-up; When you turn on the printer, you can install the printer and set up the printer ....... Actually, we can also make our own folders. Let's make it with me.

For example, if you want to make a control panel from the folder "aa", here's how to do it: right-click on the folder, select "Rename", and type "aa."(Note that "aa" is followed by an English character ".")

Enter. What do you think? It's a control panel with the name "AA".

Double-click to open it and take a look, and the content of the control panel will pop up. So what does this long list of numbers mean? It is the class ID number of the control panel.

In the same way, we can change any folder to another system folder by adding the English character "." to the end of the folder's nameand the corresponding class ID number. So what is the class ID number of these system folders?

Control Panel: Dial-up Network:

My Computer: Online Neighbors:

Printer: **Station:

Scheduled Tasks: My Documents:

url history: fonts:

If you click on the start menu, if there is a control panel option on it, you can directly drag it to the desktop with the left mouse button, and if you don't have this option, you can right-click on the toolbar --- properties--- start menu--- customize the settings.

I don't know if you understand, but it's easy and convenient to do anyway.

Method 1: Open the control panel, find the appearance and personalization, in this panel you can see the folder option, which is the penultimate item, method 2: switch the mode of the control panel, and select the big icon for viewing. Select View Method in the upper right corner. After toggling, you can find the folder option directly in many of the icons below.

The folder option is not in the Control Panel, it is in the toolbar in the upper row after opening My Computer. Open my computer and find the Tools - Folder option at the top.

xp? win7?

Win7 opens my computer in the top left corner of the Organize folder option.

XP Open the My Computer Top Tools folder option.

Generally, the address of my computer can be directly entered into the control panel.

Start Settings Isn't there a computer control panel, just open it.

Windows Control Panel (Control

Panel) is a system tool in Windows through which users can make some important system settings for Windows. For example, the settings of the mouse and keyboard, the settings of the monitor, the addition of spine answers, the deletion of software and hardware, and so on, ......

In Windows it appears as a folder, but it's not just a folder, it's a collection of all the system settings, and the icons under the control panel are not the program itself, but just a collection of shortcuts to all the settings options.

It's not a folder, it's a program, and each project corresponds to a control program!

To put it simply: you can set the relevant parameters of all the hardware and software of the computer early in the morning, and changing the file is an important tool for system maintenance.

You can think of it as a folder with tools in it.

It is a program that comes with the system.

UF shouted that the bored account made some important settings through it.

You still need to bend yourself and slowly seep into it.

Or. Storm Video.

That's it. If you are a computer.

Right-click - Open With.

Select a program. Okay?

The Folder option in the Control Panel is a system program that manages system folders and files.

There are three features included in the General:

You can specify how File Explorer opens;

how the folder is opened, double-click or single-click;

The settings of the recently used files have been cleaned up;

View", which is a very useful feature to customize whether to show hidden files and file suffixes and thumbnail settings, etc.;

The above is the function of the folder option, and it is up to you to figure it out.

Folder Options[1] is an important menu item in the Explorer that allows us to modify how files are viewed, how they are opened, etc. Reference.