I think main.cpl

Try here:

http://groups.google.com/groups?q=Printers+cpl&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF8&oe=UTF8&safe=off&selm=1994Jun13.182949.23747%40cs.uno.edu&rnum=10

An old W95 answer to a different question, borrowed and pasted:

"On the first problem, you probably have a damaged Desk.cpl file. You can
extract a copy from your Win95 CD. Just put the CD in the drive, open Run
in the Start menu, and type the following command line in the Open box (or
better yet, Copy and Paste the line to avoid typing errors): Extract /a /L
c:\windows\system /y D:\win95\win95_02.cab Desk.cpl Do the same thing for
file Deskcp16.dll (IMPORTANT: this assumes your CD-ROM drive is D. If not,
change the letter in the line accordingly).

You don't have to know in which cabinet folder the files to be extracted
are in, the /a (All) switch tells Extract to look in all Cabinet folders
beginning with number 02 until it finds the file. The /L (Location) switch
tells Extract where to place the extracted file copy. The /y (Yes) switch
tells Extract not to prompt before overwriting the existing copy of the file."




At 5/24/02, you wrote:

>Hi All;
>
>In Windows98 SE we have lost the functionality of AddPrinter Wizard in
>Control Panel. It is empty, no matter if we go through
>start/settings/printers or control panel. It is not only that we cannot
>add any new printer. Printer that used to work cannot be accessed from
>any windows program.
>I know the control panel is populated with *.cpl files.
>
>A few questions:
>1. What is the name of *.cpl file that controls "Printers"?
>2. In which cab does it reside?
>and, most importantly,
>3.What is the best way of extracting it? Would just plain command
>  "extract d:\win98\win98_28.cab" do the job? (assuming d is the cd drive
>and win98_28.cab the one with Printer cab).
>
>Thanks in advance for any advice.   Irena.