The Windows 10 Creators Update delivers a lot of exciting features and enhancements for the Settings app. Here's everything you need to know.
Settings on Windows 10 is the place that allows you to personalize your experience, change system and networking options, customize features, such as the Start menu, notifications, taskbar, and Lock screen, and configure Bluetooth devices, printers, your mouse, and a lot more.
Although the Settings app is still a work in progress, and you won't be able to customize every feature on Windows 10, the Creators Update brings a slew of new changes that will significantly reduce the number of trips you make to Control Panel.
On version 1703, the Settings app gets more options, new settings sections, interface tweaks, and it migrates a number of features from the old Control Panel experience.
In this Windows 10 guide, we'll give you an overview of everything that has changed and improved inside the Settings app for the Creators Update.
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...
Settings on Windows 10 is the place that allows you to personalize your experience, change system and networking options, customize features, such as the Start menu, notifications, taskbar, and Lock screen, and configure Bluetooth devices, printers, your mouse, and a lot more.
Although the Settings app is still a work in progress, and you won't be able to customize every feature on Windows 10, the Creators Update brings a slew of new changes that will significantly reduce the number of trips you make to Control Panel.
On version 1703, the Settings app gets more options, new settings sections, interface tweaks, and it migrates a number of features from the old Control Panel experience.
In this Windows 10 guide, we'll give you an overview of everything that has changed and improved inside the Settings app for the Creators Update.
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...
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