With the next update, Windows 11 will continue to empty the Control Panel

Microsoft continues to move the options in favor of the Settings menu to accommodate its WinUI.

From what we read on WindowsLatest, Microsoft has From Control Panel to Windows 11 Settings menu. Coming from Redmond, it does not shy away from users’ efforts to use new menus and drop-down menus instead of the old ones, and mass update It will take us to the previous Settings from the old Control Panel.

With the inclusion of WinUI we achieve visual clarity and aesthetic simplicity, but we leave more control over the options we have. Months before we went any further, we lost the option to uninstall programs from the classic manager, and with it our decision-making capacity deteriorated significantly. limited selection of apps displayed as you are having trouble recognizing everything installed. At least now we can remove Win32 programs from the app in Settings.

This is just one more step towards the goal Loss of Control Panel, but you still have to go through there to find some very important functions. This is confusing because even though we’ve made basic adjustments settle for the modern menuwhen we want to access more advanced options or modify existing ones in detail, it is necessary to investigate further and immerse ourselves in it. Control Panel warm waters.

At this rate, Microsoft will have to update and adapt your Windows 11 basic user guide, because when the migration is complete the operating system will look like another system…or maybe Windows 12 will already be out.

More information: Windows 11, Microsoft and Update.