[OSE Activity #005] Control Panels – An Overview

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Hazwan, WeiTeck, Kai Heem, Draven, Choon Kiat, Zuhairi, Nazrul, Dimas, Iz , Ashraff , Cynthia, Jerica, Pei Shi, Sheryl, Joelle

Activity Reference. QH2301B – Operating System Essentials (OSE). Miro Boards “Activity 5 – A” & “Activity 5 – B”. Ref: https://miro.com/app/board/uXjVMYHyTDE=/

What are the different categories found within Control Panel? What do they do?

(Explain in own words, don’t copy from slide)

System and Security:

Allow access to computer system’s settings and view, as well as arm or disable the firewall.

Network and Internet:

Allows access to Network Sharing Center and Internet Options.

Hardware and Sound:

Allows management of compute system’s audio, media, printers and etc.

Programs:

Allows uninstallation of apps.

User Accounts:

Allows management and configuration of user accounts in compute system.

Appearance and Personalization:

Allows changing of text font, navigation properties, entering Ease of Access Center, entering File explorer Options.

Clock and Region:

Allows the selection of timezone and date format.

Ease of excess:

Allows system recommendations and selection of alternative forms of human-computer interactions.

What is the difference between Control Panel and Windows Setting?

“Think of it this way: If you need to adjust the way your computer looks, feels, or behaves from a user standpoint, head to the Settings menu. On the other hand, if you need to tweak any network, security, or hardware options, Control Panel is the place to be.”

Ref: https://windows.gadgethacks.com/how-to/difference-between-control-panel-settings-menus-windows-10-0162962

How do you block access to the Control Panel for some users within a compute system? Provide 2-3 tutorials examples.

(Can be Videos or Articles – Provide the Web Links)