FAQS

The Control Panel is a tool available on the Windows Operating System (OS) that allows you to access and modify system settings. You can use the Control Panel to adjust and customize your computer settings to create a more personalized experience. 

You can open the Control Panel in Windows by searching 'control panel' in the search bar or use the shortcut Windows Key+R > type in 'control Panel' > click 'run'

The Control Panel includes a large variety of options available to change. Changes can be adjusted to your personal preferences or needs. We have highlighted a few computer settings that you may consider adjusting to improve your school experience: 

System and Security: Review your computer’s status: Review the status of your computer and resolve issues. Save backup copies of your files with File History: Backup certain files on specific drives or location. Backup and Restore: Backup your entire drive or restore your computer from a certain point in time.

Network and Sharing Center: View network status and tasks: Change your network adapter settings, set up network connections, or troubleshoot network issues.

Devices and Printers: Install newly connected devices and printers.

Sound: Adjust volume, or sync and manage mobile devices such as Bluetooth.

Programs & Features: Uninstall a program: Choose programs from a list to fully uninstall.

User Accounts: Change account type: Modify existing user accounts such as account name, type, or password.

Clock and Region: Change date, time, or number formats: Change your system clock, time zone, and regional settings.

Ease of Access: Select tools to help with accessibility features, such as a Magnifier, Narration, On-screen Keyboard and High Contrast Settings