Add New Hardware Add new hardware to your system. Use this when Windows Plug-n-Play doesn't work correctly. Double-clicking this icon will launch a wizard that will walk you through installing new hardware drivers.
	Add/Remove Programs Double-clicking this icon will launch a dialog box to install/uninstall programs, add or remove Windows system components, or create a Windows startup disk. Always use this feature to correctly remove programs or system components.
	Date/Time This is where you access all the controls to change the date and time features of Windows.
	Display Features the following tabs: Background, Screen Saver, Appearance, Effects, Web, and Settings. The Display dialog box is where you can set your desktop wallpaper, monitor resolution, desktop themes, and screen savers.

Fonts The fonts folder is nothing more than a shortcut to the fonts folder within the Windows system folder. To add or remove fonts just cut, copy, or paste them directly into the fonts folder.

 

Gaming Options Use this application to configure and test gaming controllers.

 

Internet Options Features the following tabs: General, Security, Privacy, Content, Connections, Programs, and Advanced. You're probably already familiar with the Internet options dialog box if you use Internet Explorer. Use this dialog box to adjust your browser's history properties, cache size, security settings, homepage, and more.

Keyboard Use the keyboard dialog box to adjust your cursor's repeat delay, repeat rate, and blink rate. You can also set the proper language settings for your keyboard here.

Modems Use the modem wizard to install a new modem or change modem properties.

 

	Mouse Features the Buttons, Pointers, and Motion tabs. Go here to make your mouse right- or left-handed or to change the pointer to a different icon.
	Multimedia Features the Audio, Video, MIDI, CD Music, and Devices tabs. Adjust sound card properties, video playback sizes, and view all the multimedia devices connected to your computer here.

 

	Network Use the network dialog box to configure network and hardware settings. This is where you can turn file and printer sharing on/off, adjust TCP/IP settings, or switch the logon type to either "Client for Microsoft Networks" or "Windows Logon."
	Passwords Features the Change Passwords, Remote Administration, and User Profiles tabs. Change your Windows logon password and other passwords here.
	Power Management Features settings to suspend your PC, monitor, or hard disks after periods of inactivity.
	Printers Use this dialog box to add or remove a local or network printer.
	Regional Settings Features the Number, Currency, Time, and Date tabs. This is where you can configure how Windows displays numbers, currency, time, and dates.
	Scanners and Cameras Use this to add or remove scanners or cameras to your system. You could also use the Add New Hardware wizard.
	Sounds Allows you to customize event sounds in Windows. Change system sounds to other default sounds or use your own.
	System Provides system information such as operating system, amount of RAM, processor speed, and all the devices that are connected to your computer. It also features advanced settings for adjusting virtual memory, file system, and graphics performance.

You can also access the system properties by going to your desktop, right-clicking on My Computer, and then choosing properties.

	Telephony Use this dialog box to configure telephony drivers and dialing properties.
	Users Use this wizard to create multiple user profiles on the same system.