1984–1985 (unused)[]
Windows 1.0 Development Release 5[]
1985–1990[]
Windows 1.x and 2.x[]
Since Windows 1.0 Alpha Build, this program got its final icon.
1990–1992[]
Windows 3.0[]
1992–1995[]
Windows 3.1[]
1993–1994 (unused)[]
Windows Chicago Builds 73g-89e[]
1994 (unused)[]
Windows Chicago Build 89e-Windows 95 Build 216[]
Since Windows 95 Build 216 Control Panel would get its final icon.
1995–1998[]
Windows 95[]
1996–1997 (unused)[]
Windows Codename Memphis Build 1351-Windows 98 Build 1569[]
1998–2001[]
Windows 98 and ME[]
2001–2006[]
Windows XP[]
2004–2006 (unused)[]
Windows Longhorn Builds 4050 (lab06) - 4093, Windows Vista Beta Builds 5059 - 5284[]
The control panel icon variation first used in the lab06 compiles of Windows Longhorn build 4050. This image was taken from a slideshow that was presented at PDC 2005, which includes a higher-resolution copy compared to what was present in aforementioned builds.]] With the development reset of Windows Longhorn, this icon was removed and briefly replaced with the XP icon.
After Build 5059, this icon would be used again until Build 5284.
Since Windows Vista Beta Build 5308, Control Panel received its final icon.
2006–2009[]
Windows Vista[]
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SVG NEEDED |
2009–present[]
Windows 7, 8, 8.1[]
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SVG NEEDED |
This icon is still present from its executable "control.exe"
2015 (unused)[]
Windows 10 Technical Preview, Build 10009[]
2015–present[]
Windows 10[]
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SVG NEEDED |
Control Panel has since been deprecated in favor of Windows Settings for Windows 10 and 11.
2021–present[]
Windows 11[]
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SVG NEEDED |
