Windows 7: [Control Panel] » [Administrative Tools] points to the wrong location

In the process of trying to customize my Start Menu, I temporarily moved {Administrative Tools} to another location; actually, I renamed the directory to {Admin Tools} and moved it here:
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{C:\Users\‹acct_name›\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\System·Admin}
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I've managed to get the directory back to its original location, but now the [Administrative Tools] link inside Control Panel is still pointing to the old location. Is there a way to tweak this link, to set it back to the correct location... maybe via the Registry?

Thanks,
--Thri

Yes, you can restore the proper location by inputting its path as the Value data for the Value name, Common Administrative Tools found in these two Registry keys:
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[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Shell Folders]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders]
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Then, reboot.

Thri, you can thank me later.
--Your Better Half (YBH)

Not so fast, YBH... what you suggested worked, but I'm now back in the situation where I can't see {Administrative Tools} in my Start Menu.

So, I think we'll have to wait and hope that someone who knows what's what (no offense, YBH) can chime in and lend a hand.

--Thri

Thri- that might be me afterall.

Not that I came up with the answer myself; I found it here: OPTION 1, Step 2.

Thank you, Brink!
--YBH

You always like to talk to yourself. What is the purpose of the postings.

Well, the original posting (#1) was because I had the problem. But then I searched the Registry and found what I thought was the answer (#2). At this point, it seemed like a reasonable idea to keep the posts, since someone else may have the same problem and would find an answer. But then, I ended up not being able to see Administrative Tools in my Start Menu, so I thought it would be a good idea to present this follow-up, since I now had a new (but related) problem (#3). Then I found the answer to that (#4).

If I could have removed the thread entirely, I would have given that serious consideration. But I cannot (I don't think). If the forum administrator thinks it's a useless thread and wants to delete it, I won't be offended.

--Thri

Now I understand. The purpose was educational. That's OK. Looked a bit funny though.

You can remove your own posts when you go to Edit > Advanced > Delete Message.

Good to know.

Given I have straw for brains, I'm sure the opportunity will present itself!

--Thri