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Show-ControlPanelItem

Opens control panel items. PowerShell reference

From the PowerShell reference 3 parameters

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What it does

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Opens control panel items. The Show-ControlPanelItem cmdlet opens control panel items on the local computer. You can use it to open control panel items by name, category, or description, even on systems that do not have a user interface. You can pipe control panel items from the Get-ControlPanelItem cmdlet to Show-ControlPanelItem. Show-ControlPanelItem searches only control panel items that can be opened on the system. On computers that do not have Control Panel or File Explorer, Show-ControlPanelItem searches only control panel items that can open without these components. This cmdlet was introduced in Windows PowerShell 3.0.

Show-ControlPanelItem [-Name] <String[]> [<CommonParameters>]
Show-ControlPanelItem -CanonicalName <String[]> [<CommonParameters>]
Show-ControlPanelItem [[-InputObject] <ControlPanelItem[]>] [<CommonParameters>]

Show a control panel item

Show-ControlPanelItem -Name "AutoPlay"Identify

Pipe a control panel item to this cmdlet

Get-ControlPanelItem -Name "*Firewall" | Show-ControlPanelItemIdentify

Use a file name to open a control panel item

appwiz.cplIdentify

Trips 1 Sigma rule: highControl Panel Items by Kyaw Min Thein, Furkan Caliskan (@caliskanfurkan_)

Its page in the reference: Show-ControlPanelItem.

Parameters

3 in the PowerShell reference
-CanonicalNameSpecifies control panel items by using the specified canonical names or name patterns. Wildcard characters are permitted. If you enter multiple names, this cmdlet opens control panel items that match any of the names, as if the items in the name list were separated by an OR operator.
-InputObjectSpecifies control panel items to open by submitting control panel item objects. Enter a variable that contains control panel item objects, or type a command or expression that gets control panel item objects, such as Get-ControlPanelItem.
-NameSpecifies names of control panel items. Wildcard characters are permitted. If you enter multiple names, this cmdlet opens control panel items that match any of the names, as if the items in the name list were separated by an OR operator.

See also

Get-ControlPanelItem