The "Controle sstab" does not directly apply to the Windows environment as it seems to be a typographical error or a reference to a non-Windows specific tool or command. However, if you are looking to manage system settings via command line in Windows, you can utilize the Control Panel through CMD or PowerShell. This article will guide you on how to access and use the Control Panel using the command line in Windows.

Examples:

1. Open Control Panel via CMD:

   To open the Control Panel using the Command Prompt, follow these steps:

   • Press Win + R to open the Run dialog.
   • Type cmd and press Enter to open the Command Prompt.

   • In the Command Prompt, type the following command and press Enter:

     control

   This command will open the Control Panel.

2. Open Specific Control Panel Applets:

   You can open specific Control Panel applets directly using commands. Here are a few examples:

   • Open System Properties:

     control sysdm.cpl

   • Open Network Connections:

     control ncpa.cpl

   • Open Programs and Features:

     control appwiz.cpl

   • Open Date and Time Settings:

     control timedate.cpl

3. Using PowerShell to Open Control Panel:

   You can also use PowerShell to open the Control Panel or specific applets:

   • Open Control Panel:

     Start-Process control

   • Open System Properties:

     Start-Process control sysdm.cpl