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by rms7086
by mark fenwick
ounds like the ShellIconCache is getting corrupted, this is not uncommon, because icon intensive applications will eventually use up all the cache space. The best long term solution is to try and isolate which app is causing the problem.
The easiest correct the situation is to restart you system as a new cache file is created when Windows starts.
If restart is not viable then this is what Microsoft recommend to rectify the situation on an NT system (taken from knowledgebase article Q216165) It should fix the symptom but it wont stop it happening again.
1) At a command prompt, change to the %SystemRoot% folder.
2) Type attrib -h shelliconcache, and then press ENTER.
3) Type del shelliconcache, and then press ENTER.
4) Log off and on again
You can find a bit more info by following link below.
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q132/6/68.asp
Hope this helps
Mark
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