Go to "START" and click on "RUN" or hold the "WINDOWS" key and press "R" and type the shortcut commands.
appwiz.cpl = Opens Add/Remove Program window
devmgmt.msc = Opens Device Manger window
ncpa.cpl = Opens Network Connections window
netsetup.cpl = Opens Network Setup Wizard window
nusrmgr.cpl = Opens User Accounts window
timedate.cpl = Opens Date and Tie Properties window
mmsys.cpl = Opens Sound and Audio Devices Properties window
hdwwiz.cpl = Opens Add Hardware Device window
sysdm.cpl = Opens System Properties window
desk.cpl = Opens Display Properties window
firewall.cpl = Opens Windows Firewall window
access.cpl = Opens Accessibility Options window
wscui.cpl = Opens Windows Security Center window
wuaucpl.cpl = Opens Automatic Updates window
joy.cpl = Opens Games Controllers window
inetcpl.cpl = Opens Internet Properties window
main.cpl keyboard = Opens Keyboard Properties window
main.cpl = Opens Mouse Properties window
telephon.cpl = Opens Telephone and Modem Properties window
powercfg.cpl = Opens Power Options Properties window
Control printers = Opens Printers and Faxes window
intl.cpl = Opens Regional and Language Options window
control schedtasks = Opens Scheduled Tasks window
To open Control Panel, type "CONTROL" in "RUN" window and press "ENTER" key.
Date and Time Error
Every time when your computer is switched on, you get the error message "Incorrect Date and Time" press "DEL" to enter setup. Some computers will ask you to press "F2" to run setup. It depends on the type of motherboard you use. Since many motherboard manufacturers use different kinds of BIOS integrated to their motherboard. BIOS(Basic Input Output System) is the one which holds all the hardware information of your computer including date and time. It is better not to make any changes with the hardware settings unless you have very good knowledge about configuring BIOS. Chances are more that your computer may not boot if any wrong settings are done in BIOS.
To resolve "Date and Time" error:
- Turn off your computer completely. Remove the CPU cabinet and replace the cell/battery (generally used for calculators) placed in the motherboard (also called as main board) with the new cell/battery. This battery helps the BIOS to save any changes made. If the battery life has come down or is dead, any changes made in the BIOS will not be saved.
- After fixing the battery, turn on the computer and press "DEL" or "F2" depending on your computer and change the system date and time. Usually, all motherboards have date and time settings on the first screen on the BIOS. Keys used for changing the values are shown in the status bar of the BIOS screen. After making changes press "F10" or search for "SAVE AND EXIT" option in the menu to save the changes.
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