First, let me thank both Jim and Emile for their assistance with my
questions about file transfer using a USB cable.

I have another "headache" that is a bit more difficult to solve.   I
have several functions on my control panel that I can no longer access.

My computer setup is as follows:

Windows XP home SP3, Compaq computer with AMD 3400 processor, Commodo
firewall(current version updated), AVG 8.0 antivirus, 7.0 Internet
Explorer.

My problem(s)

>From the control panel window or from applications I can not access the
following

-Internet Options - unable to delete cookies, temp files, history, etc

-System - will not open at all

-Windows Firewall - will not open at all

-Wireless Netsetup - will not open at all

Error message is ...cpl.dll.  Access denied or .....cpl.dll is locked

History

All of this started after AVG detected a trojan (generic11 and
generic07).  AVG logged that the files had been healed or deleted.  I
have been discovering these problems for a few weeks now and the
Microsoft site lead me to the same registry key
"Hkey_current_user/software/policies/microsoft/internet
explorer/restrictions"  which does not seem to exist in my registry. 
The instructions are to delete the NObrowser key, which also does not
exist.  All of these non working dll files are in C:/windows/system32. 
I have reloaded them with no success.  I am afraid to start mucking in
the registry, that is not my strong suite.  Any hints here.  Thanks
again.

Ben(handyman)







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