Microsoft has unveiled a new resource titled “System configuration tools in Windows,” designed to serve as a comprehensive guide for users seeking to optimize their PC configurations. This webpage meticulously outlines the essential built-in system tools available in Windows, providing clarity and ease of access for users at all levels.
Overview of System Tools
The purpose of this new webpage is succinctly captured in Microsoft’s description:
Each tool featured on the page comes with a brief overview detailing its functionality and various methods for accessing it. Users can launch these tools through keyboard shortcuts, context menu options, or Command Prompt commands, making navigation intuitive and user-friendly.
- Settings
- Task Manager
- Computer Management
- Event Viewer
- Control Panel
- System Configuration
- System Information
- Registry Editor
- Local Group Policy Editor
- Advanced System Settings
Important: Users are advised to familiarize themselves with the functionalities of these system tools before use. Certain tools, such as the Registry Editor, carry risks that could jeopardize system stability or even render a PC inoperable. It is prudent to educate oneself on the potential pitfalls associated with Windows management.
Accessing these system tools is straightforward. Users can simply type “windows tools” in the Start menu to select the Windows Tools option, or navigate manually through Control Panel > System and Security > Windows Tools.
While the Windows Tools collection encompasses a broader range of utilities than those highlighted on Microsoft’s new webpage, the latter serves as an excellent primer, offering valuable explanations and insights into the most critical tools.
This information was originally featured in our sister publication, PC-WELT, and has been translated and localized from German.
