Jumbled Desktop Icons

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If  the icons move after a reboot or shutdown then try using
 F5 after arranging or adding icons, or right-click the desktop and click 'Refresh'. That should lock the current
icons in place wherever they are on your desktop -- this only locks the locations, not necessarily
the order if you stack them in little heaps.
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If all Else Fails - Registry Trick - Be Careful
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Go to be able to HKEY_CURRENT_USER then Software then 
Microsoft then Windows then CurrentVersion after that Policies then Explorer. 
Right-click on an empty space during the right pane and select 
DWORD Value name No Save Settings not to mention press the enter key. 
Right-click on the new No Save Settings
Item and select Modify. Enter 1 in the Value data box.
You could be done, whenever you restart windows now, your 
will go back to their state and your won’t have to worry about 
someone messing up your desktop settings.
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