No icons within Control Panel, Administrative Tools Folder

I believe this problems relates to a terminal services policy package as
the problem only exists on our Citrix Metafrme servers. Regardless of who
logs onto the console of any of our 6 Citrix W2K servers, within Control
Panel, Administrative tools, there are either 0 icons or 2 .NET framework
icons only. I can however access all icons in Administrative Tools by
going through Start, Programs, Administrative tools.
Can anyone assure me that this is a policy issue and where the settings
are as I'm ****ed if I can find them?
Thanks
Lenny

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