Tired of hunting for a setting between the Settings app and the old Control Panel? Win10 All Settings puts grouped Windows controls and shortcuts into one menu in the system tray. The utility also provides Classic Personalization options, including a control for the inactive title bar color.
Open grouped controls from the tray
After Win10 All Settings starts, its icon appears in the system tray. Open the main menu from that icon to reach categorized built-in settings and Windows Master Control Panel, commonly called God Mode. The menu provides direct routes to controls that otherwise sit in different Windows interfaces.
The Options panel includes a Clicked Item group. Choose an entry there to set what opens when you click the tray icon. This lets the icon act as a shortcut to a frequently used area.
Change personalization options with Classic Personalization
Classic Personalization presents Windows personalization controls in an alternative interface. One specific option changes the color of inactive title bars, a setting that is not available in the built-in Windows settings interface described by the program.
- Some Classic Personalization settings use Registry operations.
- Back up Windows data before using the tool.
Set the Control Panel view
The Control Panel View option sets how Control Panel looks when launched from this menu. Windows Settings has a separate Simple Windows Settings Menu option; when that menu is selected, the main menu does not show the settings groups.
Pros
- Groups built-in Windows settings for direct access
- Opens Windows Master Control Panel (God Mode)
- Classic Personalization includes an inactive title bar color setting
- Options control which item opens when the tray icon is clicked
Cons
- Some functions are limited on Windows 7 and Windows 8
- The 32-bit version is experimental
System requirements: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, Windows 11 · 32-bit and 64-bit
How do I open Win10 All Settings?
Open its system tray icon to display the main menu.
Can it change the inactive title bar color?
Yes. Open Classic Personalization and use its Colors – Inactive Title Bar option.
Does the program change the Windows Settings menu?
The Options panel includes a Simple Windows Settings Menu choice. When selected, the main menu does not display its settings groups.
