I completely disagree about settings. The control panel has always been a disaster of information architecture, and any part of settings which still drops you i

I completely disagree about settings. The control panel has always been a disaster of information architecture, and any part of settings which still drops you into the control panel is similar. The big problem settings has is that it hides or removes features which used to be available. If Microsoft had just implemented those in settings, made the search faster, and removed every last bit of UI related to the control panel and weird dialogue menus which look like they haven’t been updated since XP, it would be significantly better. Either way, I’m almost a little happy that windows is a disaster right now, because maybe more people will try Linux. :p