Tips for Win7-how to cancel the dotted box of desktop icons

Users who like to beautify, love to beautify, and even have the beauty of their Windows7 system can be described as being deeply rooted in the bone marrow. It is strange to say that some people have never looked at the dotted box of the desktop icon, but some have reached an intolerable level, today, I would like to introduce some tips for canceling the dotted box display. 1. Right-click "computer" on the Start Menu or desktop to open properties, or open "system" in "Control Panel", and then enable "Advanced System settings" on the left, in "advanced", open "performance" "Settings", select "use shadow for icon labels on the desktop", OK, and exit. 2. This statement proves to be invalid. Www.2cto.com: Delete the "UserPreferencesMask" key value in the Registry "HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Control Panel \ Desktop. This statement is incorrect. This key value controls the desktop menu display effect, and has nothing to do with this function. For this key-value control function, see: Microsoft Technet (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc957204.aspx) only to set the first item, restart the zookeeper er.exe "(Resource Manager) process, the desktop's dotted box disappears. Restart the Resource Manager Process: In the task manager, restart the assumer.exe process and create the task again. Note:
1. This method is not permanently removed, because the dotted box is used to select the desktop icon focus for the keyboard direction key, and the dotted box icon is the current focus position. You can continue to shift the focus by pressing the direction key. This function is a built-in system property and cannot be eradicated.
Worker Process. Here, we provide a friend who restarts the resource manager's batch processing file to beautify: taskkill/f/im assumer.exe www.2cto.com start assumer.exe exit to write the above three lines of code into the new TXT text file, rename it as "restart explorer. bat, the extension is bat, rather than txt. Double-click the file to restart the resource manager. This article is from the home of Windows 7