.cpl file
In Microsoft Windows, each tool or applet in the Control Panel is represented by a .cpl (Control Panel) file. These files contain the configuration options and settings for the corresponding Control Panel item. When you open a specific tool or feature in the Control Panel, you are essentially executing the corresponding .cpl file.
For example, the "System" tool in the Control Panel is represented by the file "sysdm.cpl." Similarly, "Network and Sharing Center" is represented by "ncpa.cpl," and "Display" is represented by "desk.cpl."
You can also run these .cpl files directly from the Run dialog or the command prompt by typing the filename followed by ".cpl" (e.g., "sysdm.cpl" or "ncpa.cpl"). This allows you to access specific Control Panel items without navigating through the graphical interface.
