Microsoft is slowly getting rid of the Control Panel in Windows. The company is currently testing menu transfer
When Microsoft released Windows 8, usersare left with a confusing mixture of the outdated Control Panel and the new modern settings section. Until now, users have to use both interfaces to manage various system settings.
Over the past year, Microsoft has begun developing a new, modern Settings section that will replace Control Panel and the Microsoft Management Console.
Windows 10 build 20211 was released the other day,which they discovered an interesting innovation. Typically, when a user finds Windows 10 in the "Control Panel" and clicks on "Programs and Features", he sees an outdated panel where he can uninstall programs. However, in a new build, a special option redirects the user in this case to the Applications & Features page.