Do you need Advanced System Settings in Windows 11 or 12?

 

 

Many of the advanced system settings from previous versions of Windows have been divided into different categories in Windows 11 / 12. You'll find options for System Settings, Devices, Personalization, Updates & Security, Apps, Network & Internet, and other settings.

 

The exact structure and available options may change slightly depending on the Windows 11 / 12 update, so I recommend digging into Settings to find the system tweaks and settings you want. In most cases, however, you should no longer need special "Advanced System Settings" as the most important system settings are available directly in Windows 11 / 12 Settings.

2.) Open the classic advanced system settings!

1. Keyboard shortcut Windows + R 

2. the command  sysdm.cpl

3. And simply use the “Advanced Settings” in Windows 11 / 12 

(Image-1) Windows 11 / 12 “Advanced Settings”!

3.) More tips and information about the advanced system settings on Windows 11 / 12!

Performance options:
You can adjust your system's performance by optimizing things like visual effects and background services. This also includes options such as prioritizing processors or energy management.

Advanced system settings:
Here you can change the computer name, workgroup name and domain name. These settings are useful when using your system on a network.

System Restore:
You can create restore points here to be able to restore your system to an earlier point in case of problems.

Advanced startup options:
This includes startup settings, which allow you to enable things like Safe Mode.

Privacy:
Here you can manage your privacy settings, including control over app permissions and access to camera, microphone, and location.

System Information:
This section provides detailed information about your system, including hardware and installed software.

User Profiles:
Here you can manage user profiles, including setting up accounts and assigning profile paths.