Windows and Mac Settings Finder
Type a setting and see exactly where it lives on Windows 11, Windows 10 and macOS. On Windows, one click opens it.
Bluetooth settings
Wi-Fi settings
VPN settings
Proxy settings
Display and resolution settings
Brightness settings
Night light / Night Shift settings
Text size settings
Dark mode settings
Desktop background settings
Lock screen settings
Taskbar settings
Sound and volume settings
Microphone settings
Microphone permission settings
Camera permission settings
Location permission settings
Notifications settings
Do not disturb / Focus settings
Battery and battery saver settings
Sleep and screen timeout settings
Storage settings
Installed apps (uninstall) settings
Default apps settings
Startup apps settings
Windows Update / Software Update settings
Date and time settings
Language and region settings
Keyboard settings
Mouse and touchpad settings
Printers settings
Clipboard history settings
Multitasking and snap settings
Sign-in options and password settings
Your account settings
Speech and voice settings
Voice access / Voice Control settings
Mouse pointer size settings
Game mode and Game Bar settings
About this computer settings
Recovery and reset settings
Virus protection settings
Screen rotation settings
Phone link settings
Questions
How do I open a setting directly?
On Windows, press Open on Windows next to the setting. Your browser asks once whether to open Settings, and Windows goes straight to that page. On a Mac, follow the path shown under Mac in System Settings.
Why is the Windows 10 path different?
Windows 11 reorganized the Settings app. The page names changed, but most settings still exist, so both paths are shown.
What if a setting is not where it says?
Type its name in the search box at the top of Settings on Windows, or in the search field of System Settings on a Mac. Menus sometimes move between updates.
Rather not look it up at all? Key is a free assistant for Windows and Mac: say "turn on night light" or "take a screenshot of this window" and it does it in the real app. There are also plain guides for everyday jobs.
Or just ask Key
Speak to it or type to it. It opens the setting, changes it, and tells you what it did.
Free, no card. Windows 10 or 11, macOS 11 or newer.