Error in opening network control panel.

Asked By Abraham 460 points N/A Posted on - 05/18/2011

Hello everyone,

Am facing an error please help me out. "Every time I try to go to the network section of windows control panel, a message appears saying 'Your system administrator has disabled the Network Control Panel.' What does this mean and what can I do about it?"

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Answered By Alvin gayle 0 points N/A #100694

Error in opening network control panel.

Hello Friend,

Even I was facing the same problem some days ago. But I got found out the to get rid of the problem. A tool called system Policy editor controls this behavior. To regain access to Network Control Panel on a computer, One must make appropriate changes through System Policy Editor (SPE). Microsoft does not include SPE with the default windows setup, But SPE can be installed from the appropriate Resource Kit. You can find SPE in Windows XP CD. Hope your problem will be solved.

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Answered By Steafen hawking 0 points N/A #100695

Error in opening network control panel.

My dear,

I order to make it possible; you have to make shore that you are not on a server and not login in using a domain. If it is not the condition then follow these steps. Click on START and click RUN and now type SERVICES.MSC you will see lot of options in here now don touch others it will affect your system just find the NETWORK Connections and start this service as shown in the picture below. Now you will see that your folder is running as it was in the past. Although if you are on a server then you need administration allows accessing your network services.

Hope it will help a lot.

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• Posted on - 07/10/2011
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