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The Control Panel is also organized differently than earlier. Related adjustments are grouped into nine categories.

If you prefer the old organization you can choose "Classic View":

At first it is a bit difficult to find what you are looking for but as soon as you get used to it you will notice that the grouping organizes the adjustments in a neat way. Shortcuts like "right-clicking" on the desktop and selecting "properties" to get to Display Properties still work.
Here is how the account management is organized:

In the "System Properties" panel the processor is now specified more precisely than earlier, compared to when a Pentium III was classified as an "x86 Family" processor.

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