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Robert
May 11th 04, 09:07 PM
I cannot get this folder to take a custom icon. I was successfull in creating one for the c:\program files folder. I performed the same procedure for the c:\windows folder but no luck. I also set the icon that I want on the c:\windows folder to the c:\p
rogram folder no problems. I then copied the desktop.ini file from c:\program files to c:\windows folder, but no such luck. Has anyone created a custom icon for the c:\windows folder?
Keith Miller
May 12th 04, 05:46 AM
Open a command prompt window.
"cd \" <enter>
"attrib +r windows" <enter>
Keith
"Robert" > wrote in message =
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> I cannot get this folder to take a custom icon. I was successfull in =
creating one for the c:\program files folder. I performed the same =
procedure for the c:\windows folder but no luck. I also set the icon =
that I want on the c:\windows folder to the c:\program folder no =
problems. I then copied the desktop.ini file from c:\program files to =
c:\windows folder, but no such luck. Has anyone created a custom icon =
for the c:\windows folder?
Keith Miller
May 12th 04, 10:57 PM
You're welcome. Glad it's working
Keith
"Robert" > wrote in message =
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> Damn! Do you know how long I have been frustrated over this thing! =
Thanks for your help. I tried all the other settings like attrib +s and =
+h and I would have never thought that I couldn't read the dir since =
explorer and command shell could.
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> Another satisfied customer! Thanks again.
David Candy
May 13th 04, 03:02 AM
Attrib +s should have worked as well. (+r/+s differs in the message you =
get if you try to delete).
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"Keith Miller" > wrote in message =
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You're welcome. Glad it's working
Keith
"Robert" > wrote in message =
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> Damn! Do you know how long I have been frustrated over this thing! =
Thanks for your help. I tried all the other settings like attrib +s and =
+h and I would have never thought that I couldn't read the dir since =
explorer and command shell could.
>=20
> Another satisfied customer! Thanks again.
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