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justinsmom1

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HI I WAS WONDERING I WAS TRYING TO DELETE SOME PROGRAMS FROM MY COMPUTER BUT IT WANT COME UP AND I CANT FIND THE CONTROL PANEL OR ADD OR REMOVE PROGRAMS PLEASE HELP
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Who said that? :)
Please don't type in all capital letters, it looks as if you are shouting. Please don't shout.

Anyway the Control Panel is restricted under a Limited Account and can be removed altogether. Add/Remove programs doesn't exist under a Limited Account in XP, you would need an Administrator account to uninstall things.
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i was wondering how do you get an administrator account for windows XP
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All accounts by default unless specified otherwise are Administrator accounts.
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If using XP Home, boot to Safe Mode by pressing F8 (or F5) during the early boot process. Login as Administrator, do not enter a password. Then you can open User Accounts in Control Panel and set your userid as an Administrator.

Reboot, logging as normal and see if you can do what you want.
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