Control the Control Panel of XP by Files

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Control Panel applets and their filenames

Applet

Filename

System Properties

sysdm.cpl

Display Properties

desk.cpl

Network Connections

ncpa.cpl

Accessibility Options

access.cpl

Add or Remove Programs

appwiz.cpl

Add Hardware Wizard

hdwwiz.cpl

Internet Properties

Inetcpl.cpl

Region and Language Options

intl.cpl

Game Controllers

joy.cpl

Mouse Properties

main.cpl

Sound and Audio Devices

mmsys.cpl

User Accounts

nusrmgr.cpl

ODBC Data Source Administrator

odbccp32.cpl

Power Options Properties

Powercfg.cpl

Phone and Modem Options

telephon.cpl

Time and Date Properties

timedate.cpl

Speech Properties

sapi.cpl

How to run the Direct Applet of any control panel item
step 1 Click on Start
Step 2 Click on Run
Step 3 Type any file name i.e sysdm.cpl
pres enter

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