Microsoft Moves Taskbar Options To Settings In Redstone

BunnyJ said:

It's very easy and just about as easy as it is to with the current control panel.
Settings => System and you're there.

I agree its as easy

Should have quoted, but it was a post above yours that said Settings makes it a lot easier than CP, I don't see how/why

Open settings, type what you are looking for in search box, click on it
Open CP, type what you are looking for in search box, click on it

BunnyJ said:

It's very easy and just about as easy as it is to with the current control panel.
Settings => System and you're there.

Correct
Where as CP you have to go Start then Right Click

BunnyJ said:

It's very easy and just about as easy as it is to with the current control panel.
Settings => System and you're there.

or + i on the keyboard

Cliff S said:

or + i on the keyboard

Ok..

hTconeM9user said:

Correct
Where as CP you have to go Start then Right Click

Am I having a strange moment today

You saying that clicking on Start and then selecting Settings is easier than right clicking start and selecting CP
Its the same number of clicks

BunnyJ said:

Ok..

One can also pin most settings one uses most to start also.

Cliff S said:

One can also pin most settings one uses most to start also.

Now that is nice..

BunnyJ said:

Now that is nice..

Of course Donald won't use that, you have to right click

Thanks for the info Cliff, wasn't aware of being able to do that

I have pinned the Windows Update to start menu as its my most visited place :)

paulsalter said:

Thanks for the info Cliff, wasn't aware of being able to do that

I have pinned the Windows Update to start menu as its my most visited place :)

I did that a loooong time ago already.
On another note Paul, I like trying to right click everything in Windows to see what is offered if anything. There are a lot of useful and powerful hidden things there.
Also don't forget the Shift + right click that offers even more options, specially in "Send to"