What Is an Active Desktop?
Active Desktop (software): A feature (software) derived from Microsoft's version 4 Internet browser that enables end users to display active (ie, updateable, customizable) HTML content on the desktop on Windows systems , These activities include items such as: channels, World Wide Web pages, ActiveX controls, and Java applets.
Active desktop
- Active Desktop (software): A feature (software) derived from Microsoft's version 4 Internet browser that enables end users to display active (ie, updateable, customizable) HTML content on the desktop on Windows systems , These events include items such as: channels,
- Active Desktop means Active Desktop.
- Start the program click Run enter gpedit.msc to get the Group Policy window User Configuration Administrative Templates Desktop Active Desktop double-click Disable Active Desktop select Enable OK refresh the desktop.
- Active desktop (3) Problem description 1: I do not know why the desktop, after the boot is prompted to restore Active Desktop, but can not resume after following the instructions? Ask a master for help!
- Solution:
- Method 1: Start--Control Panel--Display--Desktop--Custom Desktop--Web--Select the Active Desktop that is being used--Delete--OK, and you are done.
- Method 2: Right-click directly on the desktop--Properties--Properties Display--Desktop--Custom Desktop--Web--Select Active Desktop in use--Remove--OK, and then click OK Just fine.
- If it still doesn't work, you can cancel the checkbox in front of the "Lock Desktop Project" below in the above web window and confirm the save.
- If you do not want this to happen in the future, you can run gpedit.msc. The process is as follows:
- Expand in turn:
- 1. User Configuration--Administrative Templates--Desktop--Active Desktop--Disable Active Desktop Modify to Enabled
- 2. User Configuration--Administrative Templates--Desktop--Active Desktop--Enable Active Desktop Modify to Disabled
- Then it's OK.
- Problem description 2: Prompt to restore Active Desktop for the desktop under the domain user, but can not restore after following the prompt operation.
- Solution:
- 1. Back up the domain user desktop files first.
- 2. After logging off, log on to the computer with local group administrator permissions, exit the domain, and delete the user name folder in the C: \ Documents and Settings directory after restarting. For example: A user's desktop cannot be recovered, that is, deleting the C: \ Documents and Settings \ A folder is a complete deletion.
- 3. Add the domain again.
- If such a situation repeatedly occurs in a domain environment, and recovery is prompted within a few days after recovery, open Domain Group Policy on the server-> User Configuration-> Management Module-> Desktop. Change the desktop background format called by the server to .bmp. After saving, run gpupdate / force to update the group policy. Then you can operate on the faulty machine, run gpupdate / force, and then restart. If the problem persists, please delete the user file by going out of domain Add domain steps.
- The above methods can basically solve the fault prompting to restore the active desktop.