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I have lost my accessibility control panel icon. The access.cpl file is in
the i386 folder. Is there a way to get it back?

Thanks

Russ
 
I have lost my accessibility control panel icon. The access.cpl file is in
the i386 folder. Is there a way to get it back?

Thanks

Russ
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If the file in the i386 folder shows as access.cpl and not access.cp_, copy
it to the Windows\system32\dllcache folder and if necessary to the
Windows\system32 folder as well.

Normally the Accessibility Options are not an optional component but there
is a tweak (editing an INF file) that can be used to uninstall it. If this
tweak has been used on this system, Accessibility Options should show up in
Add/Remove Programs> Add/Remove Windows Components. If it's there, you
could try placing a check in the box and clicking OK to see if it will
install.
 
Thanks, that fixed it.

Russ

Sharon F said:
If the file in the i386 folder shows as access.cpl and not access.cp_, copy
it to the Windows\system32\dllcache folder and if necessary to the
Windows\system32 folder as well.

Normally the Accessibility Options are not an optional component but there
is a tweak (editing an INF file) that can be used to uninstall it. If this
tweak has been used on this system, Accessibility Options should show up in
Add/Remove Programs> Add/Remove Windows Components. If it's there, you
could try placing a check in the box and clicking OK to see if it will
install.
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