Today I found out that when I right-clicked on the Internet connection icon (on the notification bar), there is no "Network and Sharing Center" item. This is in Windows 10. And he disappeared after installing the next, large system update. This was the quickest and easiest way to open this window. Since I have shown this method in almost every article, now I can imagine how many questions visitors will have after installing the update.
This is how it looked before:
If now in Windows 10, right-click on the network connection icon, then we will see the old item "Troubleshooting" and the new "Open" Network and Internet settings "".
Now, to open the "Network and Sharing Center" window, you need to select the new item "Open" Network and Internet settings "" and in the "Status" window (where the status of the Internet connection is displayed) click on the corresponding item.
And only then will the old, familiar window open.
Microsoft is slowly getting us used to the new settings interface. So that instead of the usual "Control Panel" (which is also hidden), we use "Parameters". Maybe this is good, but many of these settings are unusual and incomprehensible. And a lot of articles have been written in which everything is shown exactly on the old control panel. We'll have to redo it.
