Desktop gadgets are managed by system administrator

Dear Windows Team,
Some time back I had turned off the gadgets from my desktop. Now when I am trying to show the gadgets again, while clicking on the gadgets, it comes out with a message "Desktop gadgets are managed by your system administrator". It is my
personal computer and no one else is the system administrator.
I have already tried out multiple solutions available for this query , but could not get the problem solved yet.
Can someone help me on this.
Regards,
Priyabrata Tripathy

Hello,
Have you tried this solution?
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/c182390e-f4bb-4d7a-93ea-1f411525c7f6/desktop-gadgets-are-managed-by-your-system-administrator?forum=w7itproui

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