Problem of LabVIEW addons

When opening an existing project, I was asked to find the control named "Telnet Session.ctl". The labview tries to load from "\addons\internet\telnet\telnet.llb\Telnet Session.ctl", but could not find. What should I do? I also see this box during the process.

Why do you need it? If the VI is not broken, it does not use the Toolbox. If it is broken, then do the search but I don't think that there is a version of 2013. The old version also need a license so you will also need to that track down the original draft if in fact you need the functions of telnet. A missing ctl in a project is not a problem if any of the screws, use the.

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