jskfan
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I run into some scenarios when I needed to look for a command line in order to do some functions.
for instance, for an unknow reason when I open network and sharing center I donnot see Local Network connections where I can enable/disable the network connection or configure tcp/ip.
I had to resort to a command: ncpa.cpl
I would like to have a link that displays all commands that can open different windows, all .cpls
thanks
for instance, for an unknow reason when I open network and sharing center I donnot see Local Network connections where I can enable/disable the network connection or configure tcp/ip.
I had to resort to a command: ncpa.cpl
I would like to have a link that displays all commands that can open different windows, all .cpls
thanks
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You are close to answer my question..
the .cpl files displayed in the screenshot you posted above , is perfect... but I need a link that explains each .cpl file what applet it opens.
You know after reading and knowing what applet will each .cpl file will open up, then I can just type the filename.cpl and will open up that window, instead of typing every cpl till I open up the right one.
I hope you understand what I am asking for.
You are close to answer my question..
the .cpl files displayed in the screenshot you posted above , is perfect... but I need a link that explains each .cpl file what applet it opens.
You know after reading and knowing what applet will each .cpl file will open up, then I can just type the filename.cpl and will open up that window, instead of typing every cpl till I open up the right one.
I hope you understand what I am asking for.
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a link like this one is good, but incomplete...there are many .cpl missing
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/149648
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/149648
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This looks good..I amnot sure if it is complete...but maybe..it is listing the most commonly used cpl files
http://answers.oreilly.com/topic/1482-get-quick-access-to-windows-7-control-panel/
http://answers.oreilly.com/topic/1482-get-quick-access-to-windows-7-control-panel/
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Thank You Guys!
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for instance:
to open network connection type ncpa.cpl
to open firewall page type ????.cpl
...
etc