Windows 10: URI Scheme reference to always open Settings App on Home page

Using "ms-settings:", in the Run command, this opens the Settings App to its Home page. After, if I use "ms-settings:bluetooth", the same Settings App will be redirected to its Bluetooth page. If I want to go back to Settings Home Page using a URI Scheme, "ms-settings:" does nothing. Therefore I'm assuming that "ms-settings:" is used only to open the Settings App, not to redirect it to its Home Page. I've looked everywhere, and I can't find a URI Scheme that will do this.Is there a URI Scheme that can redirect the Settings App to its Home Page? Redirect the Settings App when it's already runni

:)

 

Custom accent color and theme settings uri scheme

Hi,



I am new developer to Windows phone 8. I plan to develop apps to customize accent colors other than predefined 20 colors. Can someone please help me to achieve this. And I read about some pre-defined uri-scheme also. But I cant found uri-scheme for theme
settings. Can someone kindly provide the uri-scheme for this or else please tell the alternate way to launch theme settings window from my app on button click.



-----

Thanks in advance

Balamurugan

 

URI Schemes from microsoft apps don´t match in two of them

I was researching some information about URI schemes in iana.org. Then I found out that there are many schemes from microsoft registered with the owner
[urischemeowners_at_microsoft.com] however there are two of them apparently from microsoft, at least the properties say so, but owner is [Alexey_Melnikov], wich is also owner ot other URL schemes apparently not related to microsoft. For example:

[table][tr][td]ms-help[/td][td]prov/ms-help[/td][td]ms-help[/td][td]Provisional[/td][td]-[/td][td][Alexey_Melnikov][/td][/tr][/table]

Page URL is the following:

Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) Schemes

Question is: Is this normal? Does it represent a risk for our security or privacy?

Thanks in advance.

 

What's the URI command to open "App volume and device preferences" in Settings?

For example, ms-settings:sound, opens "Sound". ms-settings:display opens "Display". There are many such URI commands.

I want to create a shortcut which will open the "App volume and device preferences" page. Every forum I've looked at so far lists
ms-settings:apps-volume as the URI command which will open that page, but it just doesn't work. It doesn't work at all. So what's the right command? There has to be a command.