As many of you might have noticed, you have to make a couple of clicks, here and there, to go to the classical sound properties menu, in the latest updates of Windows 10.
So, instead of (1) right clicking the speaker next to the system time > (2) Sound settings > (3) Sound control panel in the right pane, where you have to search for links in descriptive words, and stuff, you can just Windows + R, type mmsys.cpl (you can also run control mmsys.cpl,,[option] where option is 0,1,2,3 for every for every tab in that menu.)
So that made me think of how to automate this (so I could put this in a batch on my taskbar –I can do that anyways-), and what kind of commands are these? I mean… you can easily run scripts in batch files, like this, but it’s not same thing, I can’t find anywhere how can I make a batch file that runs what you type in “Run” like cmd, sysedit, regedit, msconfig, etc…
As you can see I’m asking two questions here.
- What are this “Run” commands (from the system perspective)? and
- how to automate the “Run commands”
I think this “Run” app, is very similar to just the address bar of the windows explorer…
