You will probably be prompted by the ever infuriating user account control, just allow it.ģ. The next step after this is to cut and paste the blank icon file to your C:/Windows directory. There should also be a “Restore_Shortcut_Arrow” which is the same for both 32 and 64-bit.Ģ. Included will be a number of files including the registry keys for both 32 and 64-bit Windows named “32/64-bit_remove_shortcut_arrow”, as well as a blank icon file, simply named ‘blank’ with no image. Firstly, you need to download the files over on this page.
If all goes to plan for you, it is an extremely simple workaround as the correct registry modifications are already made for you.ġ. Luckily for us Windows 7 users, there is a workaround. As you enlarge the size of your icon, the size of the arrow gets even more annoying.
This is particularly annoying when, like me, you have large icons on your desktop. For some reason, unknown to me, Microsoft insists on slapping humungous arrows all over your shortcuts.
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