What about the XP system without the Add or Remove Programs feature?

What about the XP system without the Add or Remove Programs feature?

Method One:

1, start-run (input gpedit.msc)-OK or enter, open Group Policy;

2, find the Group Policy of the User Configuration, and click on the user configuration in front of the small "+" launched;

3, in the user configuration of the expanded items found: Administrative Templates, locate the Control Panel in the expansion key of the administrative template; Find the Add or remove program, and left click Add or Remove Programs in the right window to add or Remove Programs to find: Delete "Add or Remove Programs", and left-click: Delete "Add or Remove Programs";

4, in the pop-up delete "Add or Remove Programs" Properties window, click: Enabled, and then click: Application-OK, exit the Local Group Policy Editor. Restart the computer, open Control Panel, add or Remove Programs restored.

Method Two: Modify Registry Editor

Registry path: Hkey_current_usersoftwaremicrosoftwindowscurrentversionpoliciesexplorer

1, start-run (input regedit)-OK or enter, open Registry Editor;

2, in the Registry Editor found: HKEY_CURRENT_USER and launched;

3, found in the HKEY_CURRENT_USER expansion items: Software and expand, found in software expansion items: Microsoft and expand;

4, found in the expanded items in Microsoft: Windows and expand, found in Windows expansion items: CurrentVersion and expand, found in the CurrentVersion expansion items: Policies and expand, Found in policies's expanded items: Explorer, and left-click: Explorer; In the right-hand window of the Explorer, locate: Disallowcpl, and right click: disallowcpl, click on the drop-down menu: Delete, OK, Quit Registry Editor.

5, restart the computer, and then open the Control Panel, add or Remove Programs back.