I haven’t seen many people use this, but it’s quite simple to access items in the Control Panel directly from PowerShell, using the Get-ControlPanelItem and Show-ControlPanelItem cmdlets.
Use Get-ControlPanelItem to list all items in the Control Panel:
Or use wildcards to search for specific items:
When you have found the item you want to open, use Show-ControlPanelItem:
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seems like it will support only windows 10 and windows 8, so you have any idea how to use the same for windows 7
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