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Opening mmsys.cpl via Rainmeter

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sl23
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Opening mmsys.cpl via Rainmeter

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I've tried both of these, but they don't work, any ideas?

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RightMouseUpAction=["#@#Volume\mmsys.cpl.lnk"]
RightMouseUpAction=["%windir%\System32\mmsys.cpl"]
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Re: Opening mmsys.cpl via Rainmeter

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It's ok, found out that you can drag applet icons from the Control Panel to the Desktop, these shortcuts then work with Rainmeter.
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Re: Opening mmsys.cpl via Rainmeter

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sl23 wrote: May 10th, 2022, 10:00 pm It's ok, found out that you can drag applet icons from the Control Panel to the Desktop, these shortcuts then work with Rainmeter.
I don't think that is required. You can simply call the control panel directly:

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RightMouseUpAction=[control mmsys.cpl]
Some other folders and control panel shortcuts documented here. Microsoft's [very badly formatted] docs are here.
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Re: Opening mmsys.cpl via Rainmeter

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Oh wow! Thanks for the tip! :thumbup:
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