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How to remove Desktop.ini
How to remove Desktop.ini
Desktop.iniwhat is it? Every folder on your PC has a desktop.ini file that contains the folder’s display settings, including its icon and the ‘info tip’ text that pops up when you hover your mouse over it. Like Thumbs.db files, desktop.ini files are created automatically (and repeatedly) by Windows. They’re always hidden by default, so you’ll need to un-hide them before you can discover how much…
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Fix: Hide desktop.ini for the desktop view only; still show hidden and system files #dev #answer #solution
Fix: Hide desktop.ini for the desktop view only; still show hidden and system files #dev #answer #solution
Hide desktop.ini for the desktop view only; still show hidden and system files
Is it possible to hide desktop.ini on the desktop, but show it when viewed in Windows Explorer?
Essentially, I need to be able to see hidden and system files when using Windows Explorer, but I don’t like the two desktop.inifiles on my desktop (using Windows 7). Is there a way to hide those two files on the desktop…
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Resolved: Why is desktop.ini "Ready to Be Written to the Disc" of any CD or DVD inserted under Windows 7? #development #dev #fix
Resolved: Why is desktop.ini "Ready to Be Written to the Disc" of any CD or DVD inserted under Windows 7? #development #dev #fix
Why is desktop.ini "Ready to Be Written to the Disc" of any CD or DVD inserted under Windows 7?
I have a netbook with an external CD/DVD burner running Windows 7 Starter. Whenever I put any CD or DVD (doesn’t have to be blank) in the drive and navigate to its path in Windows Explorer, it tells me under “Files Currently on the Disc”:
Files Ready to Be Written to the Disc (1) desktop.ini 23/03/2011
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