To access Network and Internet settings in the Control Panel, you first need to open the Control Panel. To do this, open the Run dialog (press Windows + R) and type “control” in the text box, then click OK or press Enter.
Once the Control Panel has opened, navigate to the Network and Internet section. To do this, look for the Network and Internet icon or select the “Network and Internet” option from the Category view.
When the Network and Internet window is open, you will see a list of options on the left-hand side of the window. From here, you can adjust a variety of settings related to networks, internet connections, and more.
Some of the options include:
• Network and Sharing Center: Here, you can see information about your current network connection, edit sharing settings, and diagnose connection problems.
• Internet Options: This section allows you to customize how your computer accesses the internet, such as choosing a home page and adjusting security settings.
• Network Adapters: Here, you can view and modify the settings of any network adapters that are installed on your computer.
• Network Connections: This section allows you to view and configure any network connections you have established on your computer, such as wireless networks and VPNs.
• Remote Access: This section allows you to edit the settings for remote access to your computer, including Remote Desktop, Remote Assistance, and Remote web access.
• Proxy Settings: This section allows you to configure your computer to use specified proxy servers for certain types of internet traffic.
• Windows Firewall: Here you can manage Windows Firewall settings to customize how your computer accesses the internet.
Once you have opened the Network and Internet settings in the Control Panel, you can make changes according to your requirements. If you ever need to undo or revert any changes, you can always go back to this section and modify them again.