Thanks to all for any help and or suggestions.
In my case I just added myself with full control with special permissions. In earlier Windows 7 and 8.1 versions, you can open Control Panel from Start menu or from the power user menu. In this article, we will explain various methods to open Control Panel in Windows 10. In HKLM/Microsoft/Windows/Current/Version/Policies/Explorer in the link NoControlPanel, I changed the data value to 0 from 1. Whether you want to uninstall an app or change the clock settings, Control Panel is the one-stop place you need to look for. I found that somehow my registry was changed. And another person wrote:Got Control Panel Back and modify the key No Control Panel by exchanging the 1 for a 0 thus disabling the no in the control panel. To get back to the control panel follow the path as described before: I had to add me to the list with special permission.I read from other peoples comments that the problem could be the (0),(1) designation in the control panel configuration. Evidently the computer did not recognize me as the administrator after changing the hard drive. I went into the registry and added myself in the permissions section with full control. The problem of not being able to view control panel was only in safe mode so I don't think it had to do with a start up problem.
