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Old July 22nd 05, 05:00 AM
No_Name
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Default Control.exe, Renaming in XP Home

If you rename the file "Control.exe" to (for
instance) "xControl.exe" that would disable Control Panel, is that
correct? Would it affect any other part of the system? and/or what
system 'problems' would it cause, if any?

Christopher A. Steele

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Old July 22nd 05, 08:45 AM
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No, probably not, probably none.

Control just starts control panel, it is not the control panel.=20

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If you rename the file "Control.exe" to (for
instance) "xControl.exe" that would disable Control Panel, is that
correct? Would it affect any other part of the system? and/or what
system 'problems' would it cause, if any?
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Christopher A. Steele

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Old July 23rd 05, 08:04 PM
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David:

Well, if an 8-year-old can't *start* Control Panel, that effectively
"disables" it insofar as they are concerned, doesn't it (I mean ... at
least until they get smart enough to figure out some 'work around')?

Thanks for responding, David.

Christopher

David Candy wrote:
No, probably not, probably none.

Control just starts control panel, it is not the control panel.

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If you rename the file "Control.exe" to (for
instance) "xControl.exe" that would disable Control Panel, is that
correct? Would it affect any other part of the system? and/or what
system 'problems' would it cause, if any?

Christopher A. Steele


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Old July 23rd 05, 11:35 PM
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Control is used to start control panel apps from a command line. It is =
not required or used for normal use of Control Panel.

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Well, if an 8-year-old can't *start* Control Panel, that effectively
"disables" it insofar as they are concerned, doesn't it (I mean ... at
least until they get smart enough to figure out some 'work around')?
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Thanks for responding, David.
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Christopher
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No, probably not, probably none.

Control just starts control panel, it is not the control panel.

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If you rename the file "Control.exe" to (for
instance) "xControl.exe" that would disable Control Panel, is that
correct? Would it affect any other part of the system? and/or what
system 'problems' would it cause, if any?
=20
Christopher A. Steele


 




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