Applecontrolpanel.exe for a 32-bit Windows 7 OS?

Hi anybody can share their applecontrolpanel.exe for a 32-bit Windows 7 OS? I need it to adjust the brightness setting for my 27-inch ACD, thank you so much in advance.

The site gave me two categories to file under. Because of that limitation, I filed it here. I do apologize as this is my first time posting to your site.. Can you still be able to help me OR guide me to where I should post this so that I can get the help that I am looking for?
Thank you.

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Dear Amit,
Thanks for the attention. I have tried both the option you told, "Run as administrator" and checked "Services" and smart card services are running. Even i tried restarting the device, but the same result. Maybe as you told, this maybe more of an MSDN issue. I don't know how to proceed.
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