I have set up a folder on a remote workstation (XP) complete with background image taken from the server (server2008) using a logon script. I believe this is what you are after.Set path to new folder and path to its desktop.ini which you will also create in the folder.Paths are local for the workstation.Set text for desktop.ini (using & Chr(13) & Chr(10) to get new lines).The path to IconArea_Image is the UNC path to the image on the server.Create new folder and desktop.ini (as a text file). WriteLine to desktop.iniSet attrib +s for folder using cmd.exe Make desktop.ini hidden
Edit:To quickly blow away all desktop.ini files from the entire shared folder structure use the following command: (WARNING: This WILL remove user customizations for their folders, icons, layout settings? etc.)
Desktop.ini customizations do not take effect
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Although users are posting that they notice no change to the PC's appearance after deleting the two desktop.ini files on the desktop, we recommend you keep those generated by your system without you making any changes. Because they don't take up much space and removing them may cause other unexpected issues.
The application or other system opens and reads the config file at start time, when it parses and applies each setting. Configuration options may be changed while the application runs, and take effect either immediately or upon restart when the configuration file is re-read.
For usage of this feature, there should be a special INI user name like "cmos". The associated ini/cmos.ini should include one line as "Device=DellCmos Action=extract" (Please note: "Device=DellCmos Action=extract" is not suggested to be written in global INI file, like wnos.ini, and it will take no effect if it has been written in global INI file). And "CurrentPassword" is must be required if device's BIOS password is existed regardless extract or restore action. E.g: Device=DellCmos CurrentPassword= xxxxx Action=restore.
The user must be signed on with a password for a Lock action to take effect. If set in KeySequence, users can lock the thin client at any time by pressing Ctrl+Alt+Left arrow or Ctrl+Alt+Right arrow.
Tableau has special customizations for SQLite that are built in to the product. These customizations take precedence over any connection customizations for SQLite in the workbook file, data source file, or global TDS file. To make advanced changes to SQLite connection customizations, you need to trick Tableau into ignoring its own SQLite dialect. You can do so by changing the reported name of the database vendor () to a different value such as SQLite-Tableau.
When all steps are finished, restart the Backup and Sync from Google and check whether the error Google Backup and Sync not working is solved. If this solution does not take effect, try other solutions.
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Windows provides an even better way to get notified, in the form of the venerable old desktop.ini configuration file. Dropping a desktop.ini file in a folder allows Explorer to set a custom icon for a file. Since this icon can reside on a remote server (via a UNC path), using DNS we can effectively make use of a token as our icon file. 2ff7e9595c
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