No puedo abrir desktop and screen savers y otras aplicaciones, tampoco me funciona java, por que?

no puedo abrir desktop and screen savers y otras aplicaciones, tampoco me funciona java, por que?

Fijate que la aplicación de preferencias no esté corriendo en 32-bit (haz click derecho sobre la aplicación de Preferencias del Sistema, opción obtener información y asegurate de que la casilla de 32-bit esté destildada).

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I accidently deleted the desktop and screen saver icon from the system preferences. I deleted it from the trash too, is there anything I can do to get it back?
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