This forum seems rather successful with issues, so I will put another one before you. Some time ago I was running RegRun (RR) on my computer, when it got corrupted by a virus. So I uninstalled it. I found out later that RR locks up the desktop.ini file somehow—and it's still locked. When I examine the contents of desktop.ini (inside of a folder desktop.ini), I see—
[.ShellClassInfo]
ConfirmFileOp=0
NoSharing=1
Then there's a "file" inside the desktop.ini folder named— lpt3.Drive_is_protected_against_flash_viruses_by_RegRun
Here's the problem—
1) My mouse settings don't get saved when I shut down, even though it claims to be saving.
2) The desktop wallpaper is default to "none." I can easily change it to whatever I want, but it doesn't last. At some point soon thereafter, the screen refreshes itself and the wallpaper goes back to "none." If I restart Windows immediately after setting the wallpaper, the wallpaper is there during the initial stages of start-up, and then it goes back to "none." I also have to run the mouse app and click "OK" before I get my desired settings back.
I tried several remedies that I found recommended online but none have worked to solve this annoying problem. Before and during RR operations, there were no problems. But since RR got corrupted and uninstalled, these problems then surfaced. I am now at wit's end, and if no one knows a satisfactory remedy to this, I'm resigned to this annoyance.
[.ShellClassInfo]
ConfirmFileOp=0
NoSharing=1
Then there's a "file" inside the desktop.ini folder named— lpt3.Drive_is_protected_against_flash_viruses_by_RegRun
Here's the problem—
1) My mouse settings don't get saved when I shut down, even though it claims to be saving.
2) The desktop wallpaper is default to "none." I can easily change it to whatever I want, but it doesn't last. At some point soon thereafter, the screen refreshes itself and the wallpaper goes back to "none." If I restart Windows immediately after setting the wallpaper, the wallpaper is there during the initial stages of start-up, and then it goes back to "none." I also have to run the mouse app and click "OK" before I get my desired settings back.
I tried several remedies that I found recommended online but none have worked to solve this annoying problem. Before and during RR operations, there were no problems. But since RR got corrupted and uninstalled, these problems then surfaced. I am now at wit's end, and if no one knows a satisfactory remedy to this, I'm resigned to this annoyance.
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