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    You're most welcome Ivsunz. I'm happy to hear that it was able to help. :)
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    OMG . . . . You Fricking Rocked it!!! Thanx for the very PREcise; CONcise and most importantly Spot on help tutorial that I can't remember any other such as easy and quick to follow and to a quick gratification of succession to my problem. My Hat is off to you, well in-knowledged Sir !! Hats Off! I Bow to your worthiness !
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    You're most welcome lilninja, and welcome to Seven Forums. I'm glad it could help. :)
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    Thank you.
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    You're most welcome Frodi. :)
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    Restoring Administartive Tools


    Please ignore all of the following quotation marks.

    Following the tutorial I ended up with a list of shortcuts in a folder called "Administrative Tools" So, so good. I right clicked on the first one and selected Properties.


    In the window I saw %windir%\system32\secpol.msc /s

    When I clicked on the General tab I got the following error message:

    The title was "Problem with Shortcut"

    The error message was:

    "The name '%windir%\system32\secpol.msc' specified in the Target box is not valid. Make sure the path name and file name are correct."

    ...................................................................................OK

    Needless to say it was no effort to try that a few more times from scratch, but I continued to get that error message. I can live with Administrative Tools on the desktop but I'd rather not. Have you any ideas about where I can go from here?

    Thanks,

    GerryR
    Last edited by GerryR; 20 Oct 2013 at 20:00. Reason: misspelling
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       #26

    Hello Gerry,

    No worries. Your Windows 7 Home Premium edition does not have "Local Security Policy" (secpol.msc) included in it. This is why you got that error since that file could not be found at the location specified by the target path.

    I just included all of them in the download for people to pick and choose which ones they wanted to restore. You should be able to restore the ones that you do not get this error with though. :)
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       #27

    Administrative Tools


    Brink,

    Thanks a lot. I just dragged and dropped them onto "All Programs" - the icon was also missing. Between that and GodMode I'm fine. Since you have never, to my knowledge, posted anything about GodMode, I won't either. There's a lot of ways to destroy your O in there. :)

    GerryR
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    Sure I have. I've just always used the official "Control Panel All Tasks" name for it instead. :)

    Control Panel All Tasks List Shortcut

    Control Panel - Add or Remove "All Tasks" (God Mode)
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       #29

    Hi Shawn,
    I get this message (snip) when I try to unblock Print Management and Security Management Configuration, what can I do? Thanks.
    Never mind Shawn, I have failed to read GerryR's post , all sorted.
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    Last edited by brummyfan; 26 Jun 2014 at 06:46.
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