Re:MSFT is building a new app store for Windows 10 in major ...
by Arrath on Tuesday April 20, 2021 @01:58PM
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Don't get me wrong, I absolutely agree. I grew up with the classic windows theme and I honestly prefer it. I just find it frustrating to have to dive so deep to change what feel like basic settings.
Why, if I open Settings -> System -> Sound -> "Manage Sound Devices" are my only options to manage said devices "Test" and "Disable"?
I have to go back to Sound, scroll down (or over if my window is wide enough) find "Sound Control Panel" under 'Related Settings' and now I have my good old control panel with which I can meaningfully interact with and change the settings of my devices. Or, yes, Sound -> Select Device -> Device Properties -> Additional device properties. Which, again, opens a classic control panel menu.
Honestly I don't care whether the control panel has the new slick look or the classic windows theme, just unify the settings so they're not so inconsistent and scattered in different places.
Why, if I open Settings -> System -> Sound -> "Manage Sound Devices" are my only options to manage said devices "Test" and "Disable"?
I have to go back to Sound, scroll down (or over if my window is wide enough) find "Sound Control Panel" under 'Related Settings' and now I have my good old control panel with which I can meaningfully interact with and change the settings of my devices. Or, yes, Sound -> Select Device -> Device Properties -> Additional device properties. Which, again, opens a classic control panel menu.
Honestly I don't care whether the control panel has the new slick look or the classic windows theme, just unify the settings so they're not so inconsistent and scattered in different places.