Microsoft has made it easier to access the Windows 11 Tools folder that previously contained System Tools.
Windows tools are one of the easiest ways to maintain your computer and solve all the problems you may encounter in it, and Microsoft has changed the name of system tools in Windows 11 to become Windows tools.
System tools in Windows 11 consist of the Control Panel, Command Interface, Run Commands window, Services, Steps logger, and a host of other tools useful in system maintenance.
You can access the System Tools folder through one of the following methods:
using the search window
From the Windows 11 search window, you can access the new Tools folder.
You can do this by searching for Windows Tools in the search bar of the Start menu.
Via the start menu
Since the Start menu displays all the applications installed within the system, this means that you can access the Windows Tools folder through it.
So, open the Start menu, and then click on the Show all apps button at the top.
Then go to the Applications group with the letter W to find the Windows Tools folder in it.
via the control panel
You can also access the Windows Tools folder via Control Panel despite it being a part of it.
You can do this by following these steps:
Access the control panel in any way you prefer, and then press the View button.
And then choose the view to be large icons, and then find the Windows Tools folder is located among the rest of the tools.
You can use one method out of all the methods mentioned above, and it is preferable that this method is the easiest for you and that you can remember easily.
You can also create a shortcut to the Windows 11 Tools folder on the desktop, but we do not recommend this if there are children who use the computer.
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