Try using find file to locate *.cpl, which should bring up all the files behind the icons on your control panel, then try right-clicking and choose delete. You could also try renaming and moving it to a different folder, and then try deleting it.  Is there some problem with leaving the icon on the control panel aside from wishing it gone?

>I uninstalled my Conexant 56k modem in favor of a Zoom external modem, but
>the uninstall routine left an HFS country selector in the control panel.  I
>can find the entry in the winnt/system32 directory, but when I try to delete
>it(Like in Win9x), it tells me the file is being used by Windows.  I tried
>deleting in Safe mode, but get the same result.  I reinstalled the modem
>driver and uninstalled using the Add/Remove and then tried the software
>uninstall, but no luck.  Anyone know how to get rid of the control panel
>entry?   Windows 2000 is the system, and the modem is physically gone from
>the slot
>George&Mary Skokan ([log in to unmask])
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