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When I go into the Start Menu, I see My Pictures, My Music, and My Documents.
The correct icon for My Documents shows, which is the little piece of paper
in the folder. But, for some reason, My Pictures and My Music do not have
correct icons - all they have is a plain folder. How do I make the icons go
back to normal?
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general (More info?)
Start. Control panel., Folder options. File types. Scroll to the folder
you want to change, MP3 probably for music, JPG probably for pictures.
Click advanced, click change icon and assign what ever you would like.
Repeat as needed with other folders.
"Rod Dogg" <Rod Dogg@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> When I go into the Start Menu, I see My Pictures, My Music, and My
> Documents.
> The correct icon for My Documents shows, which is the little piece of
> paper
> in the folder. But, for some reason, My Pictures and My Music do not have
> correct icons - all they have is a plain folder. How do I make the icons
> go
> back to normal?
Question: One of my special folders (e.g. My Documents, My Music, My
Pictures, Shared Documents, etc) has lost its name, lost its icon, or has
the wrong Task Pane template, how can I get it back?
Answer: This problem can occur if the hidden desktop.ini file in the special
folder is corrupt or missing. Here are the steps to fix this problem:
Illustrated, detailed instructions here:
http://computers.douglasthrift.net/winxpfaq.html#faq3
In news:3464F459-A037-4966-84EF-82CA7B62EE29@microsoft.com,
Rod Dogg <Rod Dogg@discussions.microsoft.com> hunted and pecked:
> When I go into the Start Menu, I see My Pictures, My Music, and My
> Documents. The correct icon for My Documents shows, which is the little
> piece of paper in the folder. But, for some reason, My Pictures and My
> Music do not have correct icons - all they have is a plain folder. How do
> I make the icons go back to normal?
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