Settings using powershell/cmd?

Is there a way to manage settings using command line/powershell?

Thanks.

Thanks dalchina, but I'm looking for something different, I do not want, if possible, to use the settings interface, there are too much nested options and I can't remember where things are.
I'll try to be more clear (hopefully)
Lets say I want to turn on "night mode", instead of opening settings, and click on the switch, is it possible to give a powershell command to do that? Something like this totally fake command below

Code:

pwsettings -nightlight -option ON

Yes Thanks, I appreciate your help, but my question is different I'm sorry, I do not need to search settings, I'm looking for a way to use "powershell/command line" to set/query windows 10 settings.

The question is open, thanks again.

dalchina said:

Then use the registry data and set it in power shell. Example.
automation - How to set automatic time for Quiet hours in Windows 10? - Super User

You will have to research the registry keys for each item you wish to control.

To search for registry is not feasible, unless if there is a document listing and explaining all windows 10 registry list (?)

Thanks!

Ok I'll try to explain better what I'm looking for: a more fast and effective way to manage windows 10 settings using a powershell/cmd script, but i do not no if it is possible.
To do that I need of course to verify if it is possible to change win 10 settings using powershel; now is it true that the only way to do that is changing windows 10 registry values? (I don't know); if this is the only way are windows 10 registry documented registry name + change effect? othewise I think it would be quite hard to reverse engineer all win registers by trial and error and would defeat my purpose (I'll became slower not faster).
I know there are many scripts that auto change registry values, how are those values found, serching an trying or are they based on some document?
Are there a list of powershell commands to change windows 10 settings values (I don't know).

I hope it make more sense now.