def create_shortcut(self): selected = self.combo.get() if not selected: return uri = SETTINGS_URIS[selected] desktop = Path(os.path.expanduser("~/Desktop")) shortcut_path = desktop / f"selected.lnk"
btn = tk.Button(self.root, text="Create Shortcut", command=self.create_shortcut) btn.pack(pady=20) open settings shortcut windows 11
📌 Overview This feature allows users to instantly open Windows 11 Settings using customizable shortcuts, right-click context menu options, or a floating quick-access panel. 🔧 Implementation Options 1. Keyboard Shortcut (via AutoHotkey or PowerShell script) PowerShell Script – Save as OpenSettings.ps1 : def create_shortcut(self): selected = self
| Target | Command | |------------|--------------| | Main Settings | ms-settings: | | System | ms-settings:system | | Bluetooth & Devices | ms-settings:bluetooth | | Network & Internet | ms-settings:network | | Personalization | ms-settings:personalization | | Apps | ms-settings:appsfeatures | | Accounts | ms-settings:accounts | | Gaming | ms-settings:gaming | | Privacy & Security | ms-settings:privacy | 🚀 Bonus Feature: Settings Shortcut Manager Python script to let users choose & create shortcuts dynamically: right-click context menu options
self.combo = ttk.Combobox(self.root, values=list(SETTINGS_URIS.keys()), state="readonly") self.combo.pack(pady=5)