Originally Posted by Curio
Many thanks to both Curio and Kane. I can only concur with Rik's comment, well done!Originally Posted by Kane
Kane identified the definitive Microsoft article, but it does not say how the problem arose, ie where those pesky desktop.ini files came from.
Microsoft's first suggestion, to delete the offending files, did not work, because the files were in use, presumably by Windows. The second suggestion did work, to use Msconfig.exe and untick the desktop startup entry for each user.




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