Re: Control Panel

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"The Shadow" <The Shadow@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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My Control Panel icon has been removed from the start menu, and any manual
way I try to access it, the computer gives an error report telling me that
control pannel has beenblocked by my administrator (I am my
administrator). I
would appreciate any help you can give to me.
The Shadow


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