Desktop.ini is a Windows XP system file that stores information about customized folders. If you have customized the display of a folder in any way, such as changing its icon or manner of display, Windows has saved those settings in a desktop.ini file. In the following screenshot, I have right-clicked on a folder and am about to customize it. Fig. 1 - Customizing a folder, which results in a desktop.ini file.
Since Desktop.ini is a Windows system file, you are probably seeing it because you have set Explorer to display hidden/system files. By reversing this setting, you can get rid of Desktop.ini. # In any Windows Explorer window, click Tools → Folder Options… # Click on the View tab. # Check off the radio button next to "Do not show hidden files and folders". # Put a check in the box next to "Hide protected operating system files (recommended)". # Click OK. Here is a picture of the settings I have just described: Fig. 2 - Changing Explorer's "View" settings in order to hide Desktop.ini.
Once you have made these changes, Desktop.ini should be out of sight and out of mind. Here is a screen shot of the same folder from Figure 1. It's still customized, but Desktop.ini is nowhere to be seen.
no its not a virus its a windows system file so don't worry :)
It is not a virus. Desktop.ini is a file that keeps track of other files, and views of folders.
delete.
no its not the virus comes back up again look up .the file location and delete it urself and then delete from virus vault
no is there a software to delete it
delete it
delete that chit man.. a virus is called a "virus" for a reason LOL
Nope, just the virus.
A pacman virus is a virus that can delete Files and stuff (I dont know how?) Pacman virus puts image (i think) That kinda looks scary then its starts to delete your stuff so be careful With your stuff!
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how do I delete the install shield virus
Yes, or moves them to a "Virus Chest"
if it tells you the name, go to file explorer, go to my pc, search the name, and right click->delete. just dont delete anything important. it may or may not work depending on what virus it is