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How To Add Administrative Tools to Start Menu in Windows 7 
To Geek | by Mysticgeek | Tue, Dec 8
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Add Administrative Tools to Start Menu
If you want to put a shortcut to Administrative Tools on the desktop you can right-click on the Administrative Tools button we just added to the Start menu and drag to the desktop, or open Control Panel and do the same thing.
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