Yes, there is a way to access your network settings in the Control Panel. To do this, first open the Control Panel. Depending on your operating system, you can access the Control Panel in different ways.
In Windows 8 and Windows 10, the Control Panel can be accessed by typing “Control Panel” into the search bar and selecting the app. Alternatively, you can also find it as an icon in the Start Menu.
In Windows 7 and earlier versions of Windows, the Control Panel can be found in the Start Menu. Once the Control Panel has been opened, locate the “Network and Sharing Center”. From here, you can manage your network settings.
When you have clicked on the Network and Sharing Center, the Network Connections window will appear. Here you will see a list of all your network connections along with information about them such as their name, type of connection, and status.
You can then click on any connection to view its properties. This will open a new window which will displays detailed information about the connection. You can find information such as the connection speed, DNS server address, gateway address and more.
From this window, you can also configure settings such as IP address, subnet mask, DNS server address and more. If you need to set up a wireless network, you can also do this from this window. To do so, click the “Configure” button next to the wireless connection.
Once you have made any changes you may want to make, click Apply and then OK to save your settings.
By accessing the Network and Sharing Center within the Control Panel, you can easily manage and configure your network settings.