Windows Settings
Opening any page of the Windows Settings app by name, straight from the command bar.
Every page of the Windows Settings app becomes its own command. Type bluetooth, display or sound and go directly there, instead of opening Settings and navigating to it.
How it works
Pivit enumerates the Settings pages Windows exposes and creates a command for each, with a matching icon. Because the list comes from Windows itself, it reflects what your installation actually has rather than a fixed list that drifts out of date between Windows versions.
Matching is fuzzy, so the name you have in your head usually finds the page even when it is not what Microsoft called it.
Ranking
These commands deliberately score themselves low. display should find your display settings, but it should not outrank an application called Display or a file you are looking for — a settings page is rarely what you meant by a bare word. Type more of the name and it rises.
Worth binding
Pages you visit often, mostly display and sound, are reasonable shortcut candidates. Everything else is quicker to type.
Settings
None. If these commands crowd your results, disable the plugin under Settings → Plugins.