- Search your PC for Control Panel
- Pin it to Start
- Never use Win10 Settings again.
Problem solved.
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REMOVE, DISABLE, HIDE Windows 10 Settings Header
OMG I NEED TO GET RID OF THIS THING PLEEEEEEEEEEASE
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Agree with everyone. The settings header is so ugly and rude. Just another step too far for Microsoft, there needs to be a way to disable it.
This is certainly a step backwards. Reminiscent of the web banner days of old. None of these software companies want you to own what you pay for from them. Reducing freedoms and trapping you into these un-optional setups. It's really getting quite frustrating for the consumer. This should be removable and optional to display. It also poses a potential "over the shoulder" security risk for people that work on the go and are in their settings.
Poor move Microsoft. I'd recommend you stop this behavior.
Yeah MS lost completely the way about UI. 100% disaster. They are in the middle of this transition from old Metro UI to the new design, mixing old Metro with Android elements, still square tiles (which look amazing) mixed with the horrid rounder buttons or textbox Android-style, still stylized elements mixed with colorful crappy icons that probably teenagers like most.
Don't know, really... since Joe Belfiore left the core position he had in the good old times of Zune and Windows Phone 7/8, MS UI went just bad. They don't have any solid guidance, who's leading the UI has no idea where to look or what to do.
Now this horrid senseless banner in the settings app... last piece of a messed puzzle. Same is going on with the MS Launcher for Android. V5 was great, V6 is the same mess of old UI mixed with Android-like elements, it's out since more than a year still crappy and full of bugs.
I am pissed.