 Airwolf Merry Christmas. Shtter was full. Premium join:2001-10-30 Windsor, ON clubs:
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1 edit | [Vista] Repairing Downloads Folder Icon Seems to be a regular folder icon. It did this a while back, but managed to correct itself since then. Now it has changed again.
I remember there was a command to repair icons in XP at the Run..
Is there something similar for Vista?
I already tried CCleaner. | |
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  Airwolf Merry Christmas. Shtter was full. Premium join:2001-10-30 Windsor, ON clubs: | Re: [Vista] Repairing Downloads Folder Icon Anyone? | |
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 |   Airwolf Merry Christmas. Shtter was full. Premium join:2001-10-30 Windsor, ON clubs: | Re: [Vista] Repairing Downloads Folder Icon First thing I looked up and tried. I was hoping that would fix it.
I read up that someone else had this issue and it was pertaining to an update, but they didn't mention which update they uninstalled. | |
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  howie Premium,MVM join:2003-04-08 Little Falls, NJ
3 edits | Here's my desktop.ini file from the Downloads folder. Maybe you can just copy this into your Downloads folder and reboot.
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 |   Airwolf Merry Christmas. Shtter was full. Premium join:2001-10-30 Windsor, ON clubs: | Re: [Vista] Repairing Downloads Folder Icon No dice. Thanks for the upload anyways. | |
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 |  |   auggy Premium,Mod join:2001-12-24 Brockville, ON | Re: [Vista] Repairing Downloads Folder Icon Try the following:
Start > Run > regsvr32 /i shell32 > OK
Reboot the computer | |
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 |  |  |   Airwolf Merry Christmas. Shtter was full. Premium join:2001-10-30 Windsor, ON clubs:
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| Re: [Vista] Repairing Downloads Folder Icon Didn't work either.
The first shows what the folder use to look like. Second one is what it looks like now.
I'm starting to think a program may be at play here, but the fact that it fixed itself before has me baffled.
I'm looking into getting a another hard drive, since this one makes too much noise. So, I guess I'll deal with it for now, but still by all means if someone knows a another way to correct it, please feel free to share.
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