8 Ways To Open Mobility Center in Windows 10

The Windows Mobility Center is a lesser-known tool that exists in all modern Windows versions. In this article will show you all possible ways to open Windows Mobility Center in Windows 10.

8 Ways to Open Mobility Center in Windows 10

Windows Mobility Centre is a nice feature for laptops in Windows 10 OS. By default, the Windows Mobility Center Tool is available in Windows PC that runs with a battery, for instance, laptop and tablet. Windows Mobility Center allows the user to change brightness, screen orientation, volume, sync center settings, display projection and presentation settings of the system and Mobility Centre, Depending on your hardware and your computer manufacturer, more or fewer tiles may be shown.

Windows Mobility Center

How to open Windows Mobility Center in Windows 10

– Open the Windows Mobility Center using the battery icon from the system tray

Right-click on the battery icon present in the system tray of the Taskbar and then click Windows Mobility Center from the pop-up menu.

Windows Mobility Center

– Open Windows Mobility Center via Search box

Click the Cortana Search or Search box on your taskbar, type Mobility Center. Then, click the Windows Mobility Center search result.

-Open Windows Mobility Center via Power User Menu

Press the Windows key+X shortcut key to open the Power User Tasks Menu. You will see the Mobility Centre option and then click Mobility Center from the Power User Menu.

Open Windows Mobility Center via Power User Menu

– Open Windows Mobility Center via Control Panel

Open the Control Panel and set View by option to Large icons. You can then click Windows Mobility Center or navigate to the Hardware and Sound section. In it, you should also find a link to the Windows Mobility Center.

Windows Mobility Center

-Open Windows Mobility Center via Run or Command Prompt

Press Win+R hotkey or type run in the Search box to open the Run Command box.

Type mblctr and press Enter to launch Windows Mobility Center.

Open Windows Mobility Center via Run or Command Prompt

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-Open Windows Mobility Center via CMD

You can access Windows Mobility Center with the help of command prompt. To start, press “Win + X,” and then select the Command Prompt option or Click the Start button, enter cmd in the search box and tap Command Prompt.

type mblctr and press the Enter button to open Windows Mobility Center.

Windows Mobility Center

-Open the Windows Mobility Center from Windows File Explorer

Open File Explorer, copy and paste the following path in the address bar and press Enter.

`1`	`%LocalAppdata%\Microsoft\Windows\WinX\Group3`

In the folder, find and double-click on the “Windows Mobility Center” shortcut or copy the shortcut to your desktop.

Open the Windows Mobility Center from Windows File Explorer

*Alternatively

-Create a shortcut Windows Mobility Center.

Right-click on your desktop, select New choose and then click Shortcut from the Popup menu.

Create a shortcut Windows Mobility Center.

Copy and paste the location (use mblctr ) below into the location area, and click on the Next button.

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You need to provide a name to the shortcut that you are creating. So, type Mobility Center or give any name of your choice and click the Finish button.

Create a shortcut Windows Mobility Center.