Windows 10: Concept imagines redesigned system tray, device panel and quick actions in Windows 10

There have been many concepts envisioning how Fluent Design and Dark Theme could change the way Windows 10 looks or how a modern Windows XP could look like in 2018. All these ideas are quickly gaining the attention of some users worldwide. Created by skilled designers, these concepts actually look decent.

The concepts are mostly based on feedback that Windows users post online. Today, yet another designer has posted a concept and it focuses on Action Center and System Tray. It’s worth noting that this is a concept designed by a user and not Microsoft. It’s likely that the ideas detailed in this concepts would never make it to Windows.

“This is a very ambitious part of my project. It involves a lot of changes in how windows is made but I’ve tried to unify and simplify all we have now to make it more usable and powerful. The main feature of Windows is the Taskbar and it has received new features since the first release of Windows 10 but they are inconsistent and unintuitive for new users,” designer Samuel Ojeda writes.

In the concept, the designer shows off how the toolbars could be pinned to the taskbar. This will basically allow users to pin system actions such as Time, Windows Ink, brightness slider and even the Game Bar to the taskbar.

The progress panel




Progress panel is another neat feature. In the concept, it is can be seen providing a unified experience to check your processes. It will show the background processes of apps like OneDrive, Dropbox and Microsoft Edge downloads.

The Device Panel






The Device Panel is supposed to host status of connected devices like the hard drive, keyboard, mouse, Bluetooth, dongle, USB drives and SD cards.

Custom Actions


“Any developer can add actions to the action center to replace their current one in the system tray,” the designer explains.

The system tray




The System tray (show hidden icons) is also getting a new design in this concept. It has Fluent Design and it allows the users to interact with apps and it’ll hide when the device is not running any apps that require this feature.

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where is NVIDIA control panel in windows 10?

I cannot seem to get the nvidia control panel (system tray)
I tried everything I could think of:

- Nvidia driver uninstall + device uninstall + change device auto install drivers in hardware settings + clean install... no joy...
- Windows automatically installs some nvidia drivers, no matter what I try and I can't see or find the control panel.

Any suggestions?

 

Quick access tray

My quick access tray doesn't contain mobile hotspot ,but in my friend's laptop I've seen it in quick access tray. I've gone to settings>system>Notifications and actions>quick actions.I couldn't find the hotspot option to add in the quick actions tray.How
to add mobile hotspot to quick actions tray.

 

Quick access tray

Thank you for the information. If your device has a mobile hotspot option, then try these steps on how to add an icon in the Action Center:

1. Open Settings.

2. Select System.

3. On the left panel, click Notifications & actions.

4. Under Quick Actions, click Add or remove quick actions link.





5. Look for the Mobile hotspot option from the list, then turn it On.

Let us know if you need further assistance.

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