Personalize your folders

In general, create a new folder that shows the effect:, but we will find that some system files are like this:

and further you can find the "My Music" folder directory is "C:\Users\LiuJian\Pictures", not "C:\Users\LiuJian\ my Music". Other folders are similar.

So, is there a way to make our own new folder can do this? The answer is yes.

In order to achieve the goal, we need to use the Desktop.ini file, which is generally hidden and needs to be displayed manually.

1. Personalized Icons

Open folder, right click, select Custom folder, select Change Icon

The rest is the selection icon.

After performing the above steps, a file "Desktop.ini" will be found in the folder, open to discover

<span style= "FONT-FAMILY:KAITI_GB2312;FONT-SIZE:24PX;" >[. Shellclassinfo]iconresource=c:\windows\system32\shell32.dll,2</span>

The 2 here is not fixed and varies depending on the icon you choose.

System customizations are common to the

-108 My Music-112 My Documents-113 My Pictures-115 favorites-183 Desktop-184 downloads-185 Links-186 games -189 My Videos

Of course, you can also not use the system, there are two ways, one is to select the icon in the above click Browse, select the icon you like, the second way is to copy and paste the path of your favorite icon in the Desktop.ini file "Iconresource=", and then add ", 0" , such as: "iconresource=c:\users\liujian\desktop\accounthelper.ico,0".

2. Personalized Name

To personalize the name, it is also very simple, open just the Desktop.ini file and add it on the new line:

Localizedresourcename=xxx

XXX stands for the name you want. such as Localizedresourcename= hello.

After the above steps, the newly created folder is displayed as: This completes the personalized work.

Note: 1. will not be displayed immediately after the change, need to wait a while (less than 1min).

2. After completing the above work, the Desktop.ini folder needs to be hidden, that is, the above-removed hook can be checked again.



Personalize your folders