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![]() Interesting question, I would like to know it too |
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![]() After a web search I found these: https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/...f-2a14c417f84c Go to the Desktop, right click on blank space, hover on 'sort by' option and choose 'alphabetical order', either 'ascending' or 'descending' according to your wish. You will notice the change. This answer directly above was borrowed from https://brainly.in/question/53458741. Thanks to the smart one whom answered that question. Why the system changes this I don't know, perhaps because you attempted to arrange the icons manually instead of via system command and thus after a computer reboot/startup it reverts to the previous setting of how the icons were arranged. |
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![]() Many thanks for taking the trouble to help me with the problem of desktop icons in alphabeticala order. It is a tip which worked at times, but not now. I don't know why! Could it be that I am a slowcoach in computer navigation. Anyway. Will try out your method again, and renewed thanks and kind regards. joe |
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![]() My desktop icons will not open properly: instead of showing me their contents, every icon shows a dropdown menu that says: view > large icons > small icons (and so on). I am on Windows 10. How to solve this problem, please? Joe B. |
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![]() I find the term ICON somewhat vague. An icon itself is simply a graphic display image. You need to be more specific as to what kind of desktop item you are referring to. In a previous post I suggested to right-click and choose Properties. This will tell you if it is a shortcut, a folder, document or program. I have been unable to replicate your issue when right-clicking a desktop icon, be it a shortcut, folder or something else. The only way I was able to get a similar menu was when I right-clicked the Desktop itself. I suspect you might be accidentally doing this. In future can you please post these types of questions into the Off-Topic Discussion section > Tips & Tricks. You have instead been posting to Current Gnutella Client Programs > LimeWire+WireShare > LimeWire+WireShare Tips & Tricks. Your questions have nothing whatsoever to do with LimeWire or WireShare or any other current gnutella program. Not only have I asked you at least a few times over the past 10 years not to post there and also some years ago even sent you a private message with a link to the Off-Topic Discussion > Tips & Tricks. I suggested to you then, you should bookmark that page. Yet you still repeat the same mistake. I have been forced over time to move your posts across the forum to the appropriate section. Please take more care in future when choosing which section to post. |
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