It is very easy to open ergo start the Windows Control Panel in all Windows operating systems (x64 and x32).
#1 In the classic Control Panel view (Windows / XP / VISTA / SERVER):
"Start" >> "Settings" >> "Control Panel"
#2 At the new Control Panel view (Windows 7, Vista / Server):
"Start" >> "Control Panel"
#3 Windows logo key + E For all Windows systems:
#3a Control Panel via Windows Explorer
Press the key combination [Windows key] + [E] Then in the Windows Explorer address bar Control or shell:ControlPanelFolderand confirm this with Enter or Return. (... see Image-2)
#3b Control Panel via Run Dialog in Windows
Press the key combination [Windows key] + [R] and then the command Control or shell:ControlPanelFolder with [Enter]. This so-called RUN command also opens the system control panel!
(... see Image-2 Point 1 and 2)
You can control use because it is easier to remember, whether upper or lower case
Control = control both works. In the run dialog and in the address bar of the MS explorer!
Whether to turn off the power saving mode in Windows, or in other operating systems, is a matter of attitude1 I prefer it when the energy saving mode is
If you mean the identifier in the new Windows 7/10, which is now called "Computer" instead of "My Computer," then there is no difference between "My Computer"
To view the settings for file sharing, it is best to start Explorer with the keyboard shortcut [Windows Logo] + [E], Afterwards you open the "folder options"
For Windows, the file and folder time is stored as a 64-bit value with an accuracy of 100 nanoseconds. The time specification of the documents contains date
This is a clear indication that the hard drive is broken, or about to say goodbye Unless it is only occasionally when the hard disk is turned on and off.
"Start" >> 
"Settings" >> 
"Control Panel"
