For those of us who have been working with Windows for years, the Control Panel is a reliable companion that has been with us through thick and thin. There was a time when it was the default location for most system settings. But now, things are slowly changing.

Microsoft has been trying to phase out the Control Panel for a while now, moving most settings into the titular Settings app with a modern look. But the Control Panel isn’t dead yet. Even on Windows 11, there are quite a few ways to open the Control Panel. Let’s take a look at each of them so you have plenty of options to choose from.

While the Control Panel is missing from a few key places in Windows 11, like the WinX menu, it’s still everywhere. Microsoft has tried to keep the Control Panel in the background, favoring the Settings app for all things system-specific. But if you’ve ever scrolled down a Settings page and clicked “Related options,” you know where that leads to: the Control Panel.

But that’s not the only way to access it. Here are all the ways you can open Control Panel in Windows 11.