Sometimes it's easier, or maybe even necessary, to open a Control Panel applet from a command line in Windows. Each Control Panel applet can be opened by executing a command, you just have to know what that command is.</p>

If you can't access Control Panel normally, or if you want a way to start a Control Panel applet from a script or from the Command Prompt, the following list of commands for Control Panel applets should help:

Feel an urge to use the keyboard instead of the mose? No seriously, sometimes things is so much quicker using the old keyboard than the mouse..

Quick little tutorial on how to make a hidden folder in Windows 7.
The folder will have no name and it will be completely invisible unless you highlight it.