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How to open Internet Options under DOS?

I haven't really known under pure DOS, but under CMD you can open it in the following way:
control inetcpl.cpl

I've sorted out the Control Panel options in XP that can be opened with control *.cpl. The following content without notes may not exist on some computers or are options for which I haven't found relevant information yet. The specific number of *.cpl files may be more on some computers, which is related to the settings of some software. For example, QuickTime will generate QuickTime.cpl

Control Panel Extensions under XP access.cpl Accessibility Options/Keyboard appwiz.cpl Add or Remove Programs bthprops.cpl desk.cpl Display Properties/Themes firewall.cpl Windows Firewall hdwwiz.cpl Add Hardware Wizard igfxcpl.cpl Graphics Card Control Panel/Device inetcpl.cpl Internet Properties/General intl.cpl Regional and Language Options/Regional Options irprops.cpl joy.cpl Game Controllers main.cpl Mouse Properties/Buttons mmsys.cpl Sound and Audio Devices Properties/Volume ncpa.cpl Network Connections netsetup.cpl Network Setup Wizard nusrmgr.cpl User Accounts nwc.cpl odbccp32.cpl ODBC Data Source Administrator/User DSN powercfg.cpl Power Options Properties/Power Usage Plans QuickTime.cpl QuickTime Settings/Registration sticpl.cpl Scanners and Cameras sysdm.cpl System Properties/General telephon.cpl Information Location timedate.cpl Date and Time Properties/Date and Time wscui.cpl Windows Security Center wuaucpl.cpl Automatic Updates

This I know, just use inetnet.cpl, I often do this, haha

It seems there is a mistake. It should be netcpl.cpl