Many times a question may arise that, how the Run Commands are processed with such typical keywords...
Like gpedit.msc or access.cpl or even simple explore without any extension!!!
Well if you surf your systems and checked the C:\Windows\System32\ folder then you will get the answer...
Actually the Run Commands internally invokes the system applications from the C:\Windows\System32\ folder, where the Operating System stores all the important applications and the dll files...
Just surf there and you will be able to understand why the Run Commands have such specific keywords...
This is because the applications are stored there with that particular names... so whenever your Run Command is disabled then also you can go to the System32 folder and open that specific application...
Well now about the extensions,
.cpl - This is the extension to open up the Control Panel applets। i.e, cpl stands for Control Panel
It not only runs the commands of the system32 folder, but it will also invoke MS Office applications from Run Command which are stored in program files folder.
Example:
(1) Type winword - It will invoke MS Word
(2) Type excel - It will invoke MS Excel
(3) Type access - It will invoke MS Access and like wise.
So run is not only for system32 folder commands, but also for MS Office applications
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