Fix User Folders Showing Simple Folder Icon

Windows Vista facing a problem . The problem is, the folder icons in User folder change from special glass icons to simple folder icons.

This is how the icons look in User folder which can be accessed using "%userprofile%" command or just select your username in Startmenu.
But sometimes these icons become simple default folder icons. When "Desktop.ini" file becomes corrupted. Actually all these special glass icons are displayed using "desktop.ini" file which is present in each folder (hidden). Sometimes a few software make this file corrupt and these folders start showing simple folder icon.
Solution is simple. Replace "desktop.ini" file present in the corrupt folder with default one. The default "desktop.ini" file for each folder is given below, just download the desired desktop.ini file (Right-click on the file and select "Save Link As..." or "Save Target As...") and paste in the folder which is showing corrupt icon.Windows will ask to overwrite the existing file, select "Copy & Replace".

The Forgotten Password Disk

As described above, Windows contains a handy hint mechanism for helping you recall your password if you've forgotten it.

But what if, having walked into a low-hanging branch, you've completely forgotten both your password and the correct interpretation of your hint? In that disastrous situation, your entire world of work and email would be locked inside the computer forever. (Yes, an administrator could issue you a new passwordbut as noted in the box on the facing page, you'd lose all your secondary passwords in the process.)

Fortunately, Windows offers a clever solution-in-advance: the Password Reset Disk. It's a CD or USB flash drive (not a floppy, as in Windows XP) that you can use like a physical key to unlock your account, in the event of a forgotten password. The catch is, you have to make this disk now, while you still remember your password.

To create this disk, insert a blank CD or a USB flash drive. Open/ the Start menu and click your picture (top right). The "Make changes to your account" window opens

The first link in the task pane says, "Create a password reset disk." Click that to open the Forgotten Password Wizard. Click through it, supplying your current password when you're asked for it. When you click Finish, remove the CD or flash drive. Label it, and don't lose it!