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No, XP doesn't have one, that is left over from your upgrade from 9x/ME<br />
don't worry about it
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No, XP doesn't have one, that is left over from your upgrade from 9x/ME
don't worry about it

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9x would recreate it on reboot, but since xp doesn't use, or need it, that is why it wasn't recreated
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9x would recreate it on reboot, but since xp doesn't use, or need it, that is why it wasn't recreated

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Hi Stevenlewis,<br />
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Glad to see they haven't caught up with you yet :).<br />
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The reason I asked about the shellconcache is my desktop icons are loading up slower. They show up first as a text icon than change one at a time to what there supposed to be. It doesn't take long just annoying. I remembered that after deleting shellconcache the same thing would happen until shellconcahce &quot;remembered&quot; them.<br />
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VR<br />
Jim
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Hi Stevenlewis,

Glad to see they haven't caught up with you yet :).

The reason I asked about the shellconcache is my desktop icons are loading up slower. They show up first as a text icon than change one at a time to what there supposed to be. It doesn't take long just annoying. I remembered that after deleting shellconcache the same thing would happen until shellconcahce "remembered" them.

VR
Jim

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there is a file with icons.<br />
do a search for &nbsp;moricons.dll<br />
lotsa strange icons there
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there is a file with icons.
do a search for  moricons.dll
lotsa strange icons there

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Jim, always a pleasure<br />
Steve
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I'm think, not sure, I deleted the shellconcache file in my WinXP. Is there supposed to be one becasuse if yes it never came back. If yes where would it be located?
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I'm think, not sure, I deleted the shellconcache file in my WinXP. Is there supposed to be one becasuse if yes it never came back. If yes where would it be located?

Does WinXP have a ShellconCache file

Microsoft Windows XP is the sixth release of the NT series of operating systems, and was the first to be marketed in a variety of editions: XP Home and XP Professional, designed for business and power users. The advanced features in XP Professional are generally disabled in Home Edition, but are there and can be activated. There were two 64-bit editions, an embedded edition and a tablet edition.