Liste des commandes MS-Settings Windows 10

Windows 10 Command List

• Various commands are available for opening and navigating Windows 10 settings. These commands are prefixed with "ms-settings".
• Subcategories exist for different functions like display, sound, graphics settings, notifications, concentration assistant, and more.
• Specific build versions (e.g., build 17063, 17074, 17666) are sometimes relevant for certain functions, indicating configuration details.
• The document lists commands corresponding to various settings, including display adjustments, night light, scaling, graphical card settings, sound management. Audio devices, application volume, Notifications and actions.
• Specific functions such as concentration assistance (quiet hours/moments), screen duplication, and other options (e.g. Tablet mode, Multitasking, Projection, Cross-device experiences, Remote Desktop, Device encryption) are available.

System Settings

• Commands for system settings (e.g. "ms-settings:display", "ms-settings:nightlight") give access to various system settings. Specific settings like display, audio (including managing audio equipment), and notifications are accessible through these commands.

Display Settings

• "ms-settings:display" allows access to display settings
• "ms-settings:nightlight" controls night light settings
• "ms-settings:display-advanced" controls advanced display settings.
• "ms-settings:display-advancedgraphics" controls advanced graphics card settings.

Sound Settings

• "ms-settings:sound" for sound settings
• "ms-settings:sound-devices" for sound device management
• "ms-settings:apps-volume" for app volume control
• "ms-settings:notifications" for managing notification settings.

Concentration Assistant

• "ms-settings:quiethours" or "ms-settings:quietmomentshome" or "ms-settings:quietmomentsscheduled" for concentration assistant settings (often related to quiet hours or specific moments)

Other Settings

• Numerous additional settings are documented. These include aspects like "mobile-devices", "network-status", "data usage","personalization" and more.
• Certain categories like "Game bar / barre de jeu", "Captures dans les jeux, or other games configurations are also described
• Device settings include configurations for Bluetooth, printers, mice, touchpads, typing methods, and input devices like styluses, and wheels.
• Autoplay settings (USB) are detailed.

Accounts

• Commands for account settings, such as Windows Hello (facial recognition, fingerprint), security key enrollment, dynamic lock, and assigned user access, are included.

Applications

• Application functions, default apps, optional features, downloading maps, web apps, or videos playback settings are mentioned.
• Customization options including themes, colors, display, lock screen, fonts, start menu, and taskbars are detailed.

Privacy

• Various privacy settings (location, camera, webcam, microphone, notifications, accounts, contacts, and calendar).

Updates

• Commands relevant to updating Windows are included, including checking for updates, managing optional updates, and options for managing update delivery and time of updates.

Additional Topics

• Language preferences, region settings, and input methods (IME, Pinyin, WUBI) are also mentioned.
• Accessibility features (cursor, magnifier, high contrast, narrator, audio, subtitles, voice, keyboard & mouse actions, visual control, permissions & historical data) are covered.
• The documentation includes details for various configurations, and some specific builds of windows operations systems.

Virtual Reality

• VR configurations, including developer tools and Windows Insider program information, are also listed.

Surface Hub

• Settings specific to Surface Hub devices are included, such as account management, team conferences, device management, session cleanup, and welcome screen settings.