There are unused icons on your desktop.

What kind of message is this
It's an icon with a little yellow message in my system tray, that disappears after awhile.
I'm not going to run this program. I'm afraid I will lose one or more icons or at least a not welcome re-arrangement of my icons.

All my icons on the desktup are WORKING and I checked them one-by-one.
It's not because I don't use them frequently , they have to be considered as UNUSED.
Why is M$ trying to scare me, because I don't use winVISTA. Is that it ?
I have already enough disturbances on my on-line snapshot due to my actual security setup.

 

Oh that just gets rid of the icons you don't use much to give you less clutter.

 

Hello again mate!

LOL Erik. Look here and turn off that freakin' Desktop Cleaning Wizard. You have no use of it anyway .

Cheers

 

In that case it's a STUPID program :
1. Icons not often used isn't the same as UNUSED and doesn't need this warning.
2. Icons, which don't work anymore are UNUSED and need this warning.
I hope this program is corrected in winVISTA. Pffft.

 

you must have seen that before it runs every 30 or 60 days doesn't it? i'm sure you can disable it in the registry so it won't run again.

 

Customize, son, customize (disable Run Desktop Cleanup Wizard every 60 days):

 

Thanks wilbertnl, I will try that for the moment. I will look into nLite, if it is possible to disable this stupid program forever in my customized "Windows Installation CD". If not possible, I add it in my installation files.

@Iceni,
You are right, I've seen this before, but today I had ENOUGH TIME to make a post about it.
The problem wasn't big enough to spend time on it.

 

Wilbertnl,
OK Thanks. That's good, then I can terminate it FOREVER with nLite.
Not the first time, that M$ creates useless functions (= ballast).
Let users maintain icons on their desktop.

 

Yes thanks. The problem is that I don't like to spend my time on little problems, I have bigger problems than killing M$'s useless programs. Those are unimportant details for me. These little things are for much later.