How to solve the problem of Winhuang lock on WinXP desktop shortcut

When using WinXP, many users find that there is a small yellow lock in the lower left corner of the desktop shortcut icon. No matter how to clean up the garbage, how to rebuild the icon cache has no effect. Why is this? In fact, this is a problem with system permissions settings, not an icon problem, just remove its permission settings.

Solution:

1, right-click on the locked file or folder and select Properties.

2, switch to the "Security" tab, click "Edit", select "Add", enter au and check the name, the system will automatically change its name to Authenticated Users, then click OK .

3, click Authenticated Users, check the "complete control" below, and then all the way to determine, then refresh it will be OK.

After the modification is successful, if it is found to have no effect after refreshing, you can clean up the system garbage and restart the computer to ensure that the small yellow lock on your WinXP desktop icon disappears. Correspondingly, if you want your desktop shortcut icons not to be deleted by others, you can use the above method to add permissions to them. Is it a good idea to use them together?