The Settings app is a hub for almost all of Windows 10's settings, and you'll probably find yourself accessing it pretty frequently. Luckily, there's more than one way to open the Settings app—from several different locations.
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In the Settings app , you can search for iPhone settings you want to change, such as your passcode, notification sounds, and more. Tap Settings on the Home Screen (or in App Library ). Swipe down to reveal the search field, tap the search field, enter a term—“volume,” for example—then tap a setting.
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Although the Settings app is a handy tool, it will only help you if you know where to find it. Fortunately, on Windows 11, there are many ways to open it, including from the Start menu, Taskbar,...
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You can change the look and feel of the desktop, enable and disable features, customize settings, install updates or upgrade to a new version of Windows 11, and a lot more. However, the Settings app is only useful if you know how to get to it.
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On your Windows 10 laptop or desktop PC, you can easily open the Settings app with a simple keyboard shortcut and without using the taskbar or the Start button. All you have to do is press the Windows + I keys simultaneously.
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Windows 10. Most apps have their own settings—look for a gear icon in the app. Note: For some apps, you'll need to select the More icon before selecting the Settings icon. Look for the gear icon in the app for its settings.
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