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Cannot open any Control Panel icon
The cache is saved on shutdown and reloaded on Startup so can take months to refesh itself. To refresh the icons in the system change the size of icons in Start - Control Panel - Display - Appearance - Advanced, click apply then change the size back. This is what tweakui does to repair icons.

Lost printer icon in Control Panel
If that still doesn't help, close Imgicon again as above; then, go to Control Panel and start Tweak UI. On its Repair tab, use the Rebuild Icons feature. Then, restart Win95. If you don't have Tweak UI, you can find it here: http://www.microsoft.com/windows95/info/powertoys.htm.

Repair Control Panel portable Media Device Icon
If I go into the Tweak UI control panel and choose "Rebuild Icons" (on the "Repair" tab) the problem is resolved... until the next time I log in. I've also tried resetting everything on the "Explorer" tab to 'factory defaults'. Anybody else ever seen this? Is there an easy fix??

Corrupted Icons in Explorer
HF H...@members.v21.co.uk alt windows-me The Camera icon lives in the Control Panel under scanners and cameras and when you open My Computer you should see the Control Panel icon as well as the hard drives and the cdrom etc. . Night be a good idea to get Tweakui from Microsoft website and use it to repair icons.

Control Panel Icon
Now, there was indeed an option through 'Internet programs' (Start->Control Panel->Internet Options->Programs [tab]->Internet Programs [section]->E-mail:) in XP There was also an option to set "Windows Live Mail", which was really for Windows Live Hotmail, as the Start Menu E-mail icon/link (right-click Start

Vista Updates
"Nepatsfan" wrote: First off, when you open Control Panel, look for an item on the left that says "Switch to Classic view". If you're already using Classic view and still do not see the System icon then you might want to try the following. 1. Right click the My Computer icon on your desktop. Select Properties. 2.

Desk top Wallpaper frozen
MowGreen [MVP] mowgr...@nowandzen.com microsoft public windows vista security Turned off automatic updates via the Windows Update Control Panel applet or Disabling the Windows When the yellow icon [or whatever it is in Vista] appears in the Notification area, click on it and see which updates are being offered.

IE7 Email Program
On Tue, 25 Feb 2003 19:37:10 -0600, "Take1" <james-os...@charter.net> wrote: Ok....got the netcpl.cpl file extracted to win/sys.....now how do I replace the Network icon in Control Panel? Thx again... James When you re-boot it should appear in the CP If you d-click the netcpl.cpl file does it come up with applet?

Icons on my desktop changed to windows default icon but still ...
... an icon in the taskbar to turn it back on. But just as the boot-up is finishing, the error message goes away and checking the security center in control panel shows that all is operating just fine. I thought that an AVG file was corrupted so I re-downloaded the program and reinstalled using the "repair" choice.

IE5.5 No Favorites Folder -- PLEASE HELP
To refresh the icons in the system change the size of icons in Start - = Control Panel - Display - Appearance - Advanced, click apply then change = the size back. This is what tweakui does to repair icons. --=20 David Candy http://www.mvps.org/serenitymacros/ http://www.simtel.com/pub/pd/18669.html "Ramesh"

outbox problem
A full Norton > reinstallation didn't do the trick, only the repair function worked. > > It may be worth noting that various malware attempts to deactivate All sound features seemed to work except I did not get the > volume systray icon and in the control panel applet for sound the > button to "play" a selected

Lost printer icon in Control Panel
Open Control Panel/Administrative Tools/Event Viewer. In the Event Viewer open Custom Views / Adminisdtrative Events. Look for any error events with a 'red' icon that correspond to the date/time of the blue screen. If you find any, double click the error message. At the bottom of that dialog box, press the Copy

Calling up OE5 from IE5
Shana sha...@optushome.com.au 24hoursupport helpdesk Tweakui have "repair" for misbehaving icons or right click on icon select properties click on change icon to get your original one back Computers sometimes do strange things Max Quordlepleen wrote: I have Control Panel on my Start bar (saves one mouse click),

no mail icon in control panel
Do an update install of NT on top of itself. This won't disturb any of your settings. If you have a current ERD, you could just "repair system files" On Sun, 12 Oct 1997 11:15:59 -0700, "Lambrechts Marc" <Marc.Lambrec...@advalvas.be> wrote: Dear netfriends, "There was a problem while working with Control Panel.

Missing Control Panel Net 2.0 config icon
Q822925 2. Repair Internet Explorer (Control Panel >> Add/Remove Programs >> Microsoft Internet Explorer 6...(etc) >> Repair... (etc) 3. (Or on Windows 2000 machines, just open the desktop icon) 2. Open the C drive 3. Open the Program Files folder 4. Open the WindowsUpdate folder 5. Delete everything you find

How to repair the horror of OS X
2. In Control Panel, double-click the Add/Remove Programs icon. 3. In the list of installed programs, click to select either Microsoft Outlook or Microsoft Office, depending on how you installed Outlook. 4. Click Add/Remove. 5. After setup begins, click Repair Office. 6. Click Repair errors in my Office 2000

Help! Goofy Icons
A firewall will probably not be causing this problem, but be sure to turn on the Windows Firewall from Control Panel> Windows Firewall before disabling a The connection icon says I'm connected. I can receive and send my e-mail in Outlook, so I must be connected okay. To solve the problem I have to restart the

Word 2000 - "Detect and Repair" greyed out
Any suggestions to repair this while still using Windows Media Player 11. On 19/11/2006 "Yves Leclerc" <yvesleclercNOS...@sympatico.ca> wrote: This does not solve my problem. On 19/11/2006 Byte <B...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: Control Panel - Icons Missing Click Start, Run and enter REGEDIT Go to:

Repost of Network Icon in Control Panel
EXE is provided for Microsoft Technical Support (MTS), or Windows 95, OSR2 and OSR2.5 upgrade users to repair pre-existing Windows 95 Microsoft Exchange, EXE will add an Inbox Icon to the desktop as well as a Mail Icon and a Microsoft Mail Postoffice Icon to Control Panel if one does not already exist.

Bluescreen unexpected shutdowns
BTW in case there is one bad module as Maurice Reed is suggesting and in case it happens to be inetcpl.cpl you could let Internet Explorer's Repair procedure test that possibility for When I double-click any icon in the Control Panel it briefly displays an MS-Dos command prompt showing that it is running the