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Microsoft takes another step toward replacing the Control Panel
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September 26, 2024

Microsoft takes another step toward replacing the Control Panel

Microsoft is introducing the "Soundscape" panel to replace the traditional Sound control panel in Windows 11. This new feature aims to streamline sound settings, offering options such as startup sounds, sound schemes, and audio events. Users will access Soundscape through Settings > System > Sound, moving away from the current "More sound settings" link that directs to the Control Panel. The Soundscape section is currently limited but is expected to expand with more comprehensive audio customization options. This transition reflects Microsoft's commitment to enhancing user experience and modernizing the interface while phasing out the Control Panel.
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