network connections missing from control panel

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Network connections is missing from my control panel, and
the desktop and taskbar icons are gone too. I have tried
adding programs (e.g. networking) from xp in the control
panel, but it doesn;t alter the situation. Does anybody
have an idea?
 
The whole control panel is gone, or it is just empty? What about running
"ncpa.cpl"?
 
control panel is ok, but there is no "network
connections" link/icon, and accessing it from anywhere
else also results in no action taken. I ran ncpa.cpl but
it didn't seem to alter anything. Had a trojan recently,
perhaps that altered the regedit?
-----Original Message-----
The whole control panel is gone, or it is just empty? What about running
"ncpa.cpl"?

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Ken Wickes [MSFT]
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Network connections is missing from my control panel, and
the desktop and taskbar icons are gone too. I have tried
adding programs (e.g. networking) from xp in the control
panel, but it doesn;t alter the situation. Does anybody
have an idea?


.
 
Strange. How about running "regsvr32 c:\windows\system32\netshell.dll" and
trying ncpa.cpl again.

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Ken Wickes [MSFT]
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.


control panel is ok, but there is no "network
connections" link/icon, and accessing it from anywhere
else also results in no action taken. I ran ncpa.cpl but
it didn't seem to alter anything. Had a trojan recently,
perhaps that altered the regedit?
-----Original Message-----
The whole control panel is gone, or it is just empty? What about running
"ncpa.cpl"?

--

Ken Wickes [MSFT]
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.


Network connections is missing from my control panel, and
the desktop and taskbar icons are gone too. I have tried
adding programs (e.g. networking) from xp in the control
panel, but it doesn;t alter the situation. Does anybody
have an idea?


.
 

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