In fact to prevent 'desktop.ini' be queued to copy on DVD; reject the option "hide files".

As has been frequently posted before on many sites around the internet, Windows 7 adds the file "desktop.ini" to the queue ready to burn to a CD or DVD. I want him to stop.

I don't want to not read even the slightest thing about "hide system files", which is a frequently repeated failure to resolve, i.e. a hack stinky. In addition, I will absolutely not to hide all files system anyway.

The file 'desktop.ini' listed on a data disc or video is clearly very bad behavior: some respondents stated that the "desktop.ini" file is not actually burned. I don't like: if it won't be burned, it should not appear in the queue, and its appearance is a mistake.

Others have mentioned that they always just remove it. Although "duh", so do I. But I do not want to remember, especially when preparing backup discs, which contain often very many files, where I could not notice or don't forget to look for.

So here's the deal: the answers I want are those who

(1) involve waste clicks is more after completing a single time correction.

(2) let me continue, in perpetutity contemplate all the files that are actually on my discs, hidden or not.

(3) I don't see really each particular file that will be burned on ever CD and DVD that I prepare, and

(4) the depricated "desktop.ini" file which is very well on all the folders on my hard drive is not present on my CD or DVD.

Hello

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http://mymfe.Microsoft.com/Windows%207/feedback.aspx?formid=195

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