content: With 7, I had one control panel. I don't like the control panel, and think OS X and many Linux distros have had a much better and less confusing and messy approach to settings than Windows, but at least it was there. In 10, the control panel is still there of course, but there are also a ton of those weird "modern UI"-style apps which let you control various aspects. A lot of settings are duplicated between the control panel and those weird apps, A lot is only available in the control panel, and a decent amount is available only in the new weird apps, and some places in the control panel suddenly turn into one of those weird apps. Sometimes, IIRC, one path through the control panel will take you to a modern UI-style place, while another path will take you to a control panel-style place letting you change the same settings. Windows 10 looks very pretty on the surface, but the UI is still completely fucked up. In some ways, imo, Windows 8 was better, as it at least had a clear distinction between which of the two environments you were in - having two sets of settings style apps kind of made sense there. Don't get me wrong, having two different and separate interfaces made very little sense on anything that isn't a convertible, but clusterfucking those two interfaces into one wasn't much of a fix.