If you accidentally skipped this step, you can simply move this file over to the application folder. It saves to AppData: If you don't create an empty text file, it writes to %APPDATA%/DesktopOK/DesktopOK.ini.The program is in German: If not automatically set to the English, click the by clicking the flag in the lower left corner of the window for any of 24 world languages.Launch DesktopOK.exe or DesktopOK_圆4.exe. In this folder, create an empty text file and name it DesktopOK.ini. WinNT / Win2K / WinXP / Vista / Win7 / Win8 / Win10 / Win11ĭownload the ZIP package and extract to a folder of your choice. Productivity - Desktop Organization (28).I think that previous versions of Nvidia drivers have randomly caused the desktop to reset, though it's not happening at the moment on the two computers I mainly use (one desktop, one laptop). It's not entirely clear to me why, but anything that causes the desktop to be reset can do it, for example, Explorer restarting, resizing the desktop (this can happen if I access the computer remotely from another computer), sometimes installing a program or update. And they stay that way no matter how frequently I reboot. I can arrange the icons the way I want with the settings I referenced above. Strange that I have never had a problem like that.
I think you can set it to run at boot and restore the desktop, but I find Windows messes the desktop only sometimes, so I run it as required. There's an installer, but I just use a Zip version that you just run (no install needed). You can save the desktop layout (or save any number of configurations) and can restore the chosen configuration when Windows decides to screw it up. Win7 - I created an MSI using InstallShield that accomplishes something very similar but all the files are contained in the install directory. I couldn't see a program that locked them in position. I have tried every combination of selections in the the 'View' right click options. Just finishing setting up my new laptop but there are two desktop icons that keep moving to a different position after each boot.
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