Fix Windows 7 Build 7057 Desktop.ini Opening on Every Reboot
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Tip: Click here to update all your PC's outdated driversWindows 7 Build 7057 x86 is leaked & available for download on popular torrent websites and I suppose many of you have already downloaded & Installed Windows 7 build 7057. If you haven’t downloaded then check out screenshots of windows 7 build 7057 here.
Windows 7 Build 7057 has many new changes as well as bug fixes like Windows 7 Beta UAC bug. These changes include a set of new wallpapers, Revamped Logon and shutdown screen, changes in user pictures.
Users who has installed Windows 7 Build 7057 are reporting a startup bug where Desktop.ini Opens in Notepad on Every Boot. Fortunately the fix for this Windows 7 desktop.ini startup bug is very easy. Check out below instructions on how to fix Windows 7 Build 7057 desktop.ini bug.
Fix Windows 7 Build 7057 Desktop.ini Startup Bug
Method :
1. Navigate to C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
2. Delete desktop.ini
3. Navigate to C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
4. Delete desktop.ini if present.
Thanks to chris123nt for providing this fix.
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Comments(27)
that was real gay!!! thanx 4 the fix
if you couldn't figure out how to fix it on your own, you probably shouldn't be running
a beta.
i deleted like every instance of desktop ini before i saw this and it would still come
back this just showed me 2 other spots where it was u douche
you shouldnt be typing if you cant spell "interesting" ............not inteesting"
ahahahahaha lame
its not fair chris124amiga500 always gets hot tips and information which brings new cool
shit to light from macgyver
windows' betas have become overun with people who shouldt be installing every build that
leaks, it is n00b friendly and ur if u cant figure this bug out then kick rocks
i'm sorry i spelled "interesting" wrong. i am also sorry you are too stupid to check
the "startup" folder when trying to remove things that start when windows does.
i like running beta stuff and i know not a lot about the depths of system files and
things, so thanks, and you doods who do know what your doing i guess it boosts your ego to
tell others how clever you are.
k........... dude desktop.ini was not in my startup folder of course thats the first
place i looked!!!!!! it wasnt there, so i had to find it in 20 other folders and delete
it!!!!!!!! wasnt in startup, and wasnt in the msconfig startup tab either, i was lookin
every where
windows 7 build 7057 too buggy too
slow than other win7 versions as 7048
that fix not work for me..i am delete it first time and when i restart my pc again
appeared desktop.ini
"attrib -s -h desktop.ini" before to delete it about the second desktop.ini
this is not a fix, any monkey with a pc could do this...the correct way to fix this is to
(re)set desktop.ini to a "hidden" "system" file and the how you do this is as follows:
in the location(s) where you find any visible desktop.ini files hold 'shift'
and right click a empty space in the folder, select "open command window here" and type
the following
attrib +h +s desktop.ini
desktop.ini will be hidden
and restored to its proper state
1. click on start button
2. hover/click all programs
3. right click on startup
4. choose open all users
5. delete desktop.ini
open an elevated command prompt window. to do so, click start, click all programs, click
accessories, right-click command prompt, and then click run as administrator. type the
following command and press enter. (you may copy the text below and paste it in the
command prompt window.)
and then run the following command:
type
exit to close the command prompt window.
sorry for leaving out the commands in the last post.
open an elevated command
prompt window. to do so, click start, click all programs, click accessories, right-click
command prompt, and then click run as administrator. type the following command and press
enter. (you may copy the text below and paste it in the command prompt window.)
attrib +s +h "%appdata%\microsoft\windows\start menu\programs\startup\desktop.ini"
and then run the following command:
attrib +s +h
"%programdata%\microsoft\windows\start menu\programs\startup\desktop.ini"
type exit to close the command prompt window.
just reading through this thread it occurs to me that some folk should just keep their
opinions to themselves. case in point 'guy', i have no doubt that in the dim and distant
past this chap didn't know how to turn a pc on and yet this very day he stands in
judgement on what others should or should not be doing. for my part i am pleased to
receive all information and then i can choose to use it as i see fit whether that detail
it is good or bad, the point being that someone bothered to put their knowledge upfront
and not just flame having contributed sfa. i didn't see guy posting up anything worth
reading. still there are always the sheep...nicknowsky --- opps sorry i was being
judgemental! thanks to those that have positively contributed; i'll be pleased to give
the 7057 changes a go. morale...leave the attitude and the testosterone at the door!
you criticize me for stating my opinion, yet you are free to state yours? that makes
sense.
yes! but there is at least a point to my post and i trying to be positive by highlighting
an issue within this forum and doing something about it! these threads are full of useless
worthless comments from selfish nasty ridiculous idiots who offer nothing but insult! so
why not positively contribute? the alternative you could shove your fingers up your a**e
because i am bored of reading the crap that comes off your keyboard (and a number of
others) that think that i care you had a bad day or that you are funny (you’re neither)!
and if you will do that, i will also stop posting until i have something positive to
contribute to these forums! so yes it does make sense.
i didn't insult anybody in my first post. the point of a beta is to test the software
and to find bugs. if the person using the beta doesn't even know how to delete things
from startup, they shouldn't be running a beta.
i’m not going around with you in circles. i believe i was clear and succinct in my first
point, namely there was no obvious point (to me) in your opening post and these forums
should be where lessons are learnt and shared and typically without the moronic comment
from those who has been around the block a little longer. whether in retrospect you share
my view, i presume you will be only to keen to share with me and the world in your retort.
in any event, i thank you for putting across your view.
i forgot to say that i am a homo and i don't really know anything about anything. i'm
sorry for being an annoying jew.
guy, your right.. thats it..no joke...
simjo --- good point but hypocritical ,
and whats with all fagg0t talk , someone insecure?
i am a cnut for posting as you.
funny stuff.
i typed windows 7057 and gay into a google search to see if anyone shared my opinion
about the new login and logout screen in build 7057 and somehow ended up at this page,
lol. the fix to this issue is blatantly obvious, but simply because someone isn't aware
doesn't mean they have no right to using the beta. i installed it on one of my pcs
because i wanted to test it...my mother seen it and really liked it and asked me to
install it on her pc... now, she would never have a clue of how to fix a problem like
this, but she loves the super taskbar, aero peek, slideshow background, and complete
transparency of windows... and i think that's reason enough for her to have the beta
until i can get her the rtc. there's no reason why other people who want the beta
installed on their pcs, regardless of their technological ability, can't have it as well.
i also see no reason for the people who are so judgmental of others and, apparently, knew
how to fix this issue to even be on this page, let alone judging and disrespecting those
who found the page useful.
late troll was too late.
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By bldippl on 17.03.2009 - 00:03