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发帖数: 3632 | 1 发现文件夹下有2个desktop.ini
难道是因为这个事系统文件的原因？ | g***u
发帖数: 5413 | 2 http://ask-leo.com/why_do_i_have_two_desktopini_files_on_my_des
The Windows Desktop folder(s)
In reality, the Windows desktop is a kind of hybrid which is constructed at
display time using the contents of two separate folders:
C:\Users\username\Desktop
C:\Users\Public\Desktop
The first, C:\Users\username\Desktop, where username is replaced with your
Windows login ID, is your desktop. By that, I mean that it contains the
desktop items that are unique to your login ID. In most cases, that pretty
much means everything on your desktop.
The second, C:\Users\Public\Desktop, is a special folder where desktop items
that should be displayed for all users are placed. For example, if an
application shortcut was required for any user that logged into this machine
, one might place it in this folder instead of the per user desktop folder.
When Windows Explorer displays your desktop, it takes the contents of both
of these folders and puts them together into a single display. If they
contain duplicate items, then you will see two of the same item on your
desktop.
And, of course, both folders have a desktop.ini file, which is nothing more
than a configuration file that contains some information about how your
desktop should be displayed. (You can right-click on each desktop.ini icon
and select Properties to see where the file is physically located.)
It's not surprising that you would get "permission denied" trying to
manipulate one of the desktop.ini files. The copy in the public folder is
likely to require administrative access in order to be modified. And as I've
discussed in another article, even though you may be logged in to an
account with administrative privileges, that doesn't mean that you actually
have the administrative privileges at the time that you're trying to do
something.
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: 发现文件夹下有2个desktop.ini
: 难道是因为这个事系统文件的原因？
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