desktop shortcuts moving

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shakey

I have about 16 shortcuts on desktop, 4 or 5 in each corner. All except
Excel and Word stay put but these move themselves to left center when
computer is rebooted and ocassionally at other unknown time.
Trivial but annoying when I go to click and not where expected.
Thoughts on how to glue them in place?
A much earlier suggestion was to allign to grid which I now have set but no
help.
SG
 
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sixty

shakey said:
I have about 16 shortcuts on desktop, 4 or 5 in each corner. All except
Excel and Word stay put but these move themselves to left center when
computer is rebooted and ocassionally at other unknown time.
Trivial but annoying when I go to click and not where expected.
Thoughts on how to glue them in place?
A much earlier suggestion was to allign to grid which I now have set but no
help.
SG
 
S

sixty

My XPS630i-XP Pro has recently developed the same problem.
Icons all move to the left of the screen; in addition, my Quick Launch
toolbar disappears and must be restored manually each time I start the
machine.
Align to grid is no help.
Any idea how to fix this problem?
 
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shakey

I was refering to my origional post where I stated ">>>> A much earlier
suggestion was to allign to grid which I now have set but no help."
Its water under the bridge now so sincere Thank you for your suggestions
and I will pursue them after the weekend. Going to national cribbage tourney
in Reno.
SG
 
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PaulM

Lets us know is you get the problem fixed and good luck.

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shakey

Mosty for Paul - It has not failed again in 5 days. have done nothing.
Locked them to grid worked once for a few days then moved again. If it
reoccurs I will post what I think causes it hoping to have idea by then.
thanks
SG
P.S. Reno was not nice to me either.
 

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