Putting image background in ur FLASH DRIVE

[poloskk]

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mao nay hitsura sa ako flashdrive nga naay background..

[kornyedison_143]

@polosk

nice example... could this be done on your local drives too

[cosplay]

@kornyedison_143

It can. Dugay na man kaayo ni nga trick.. sa google pa gani to sa una nako nakit-an like 2003 pa cguro to ng article... you can even customize it to show a custom window.. naay freeware para ana gani... here is the article...

Windows 98 comes with a utility named Customize Folder Wizard (ieshwiz.exe) using which you can customize folders easily. The Customize Folder Wizard automates the Desktop.ini and Folder.htt editing process. This utility works fine in Windows XP as well.
For Windows Vista, see note at the end of this article.
Windows XP

Download ieshwiz.zip and save it to the Desktop
Extract ieshwiz.exe to the C:\Windows\System32 folder
Open a Command Prompt window (cmd.exe) and type:

IESHWIZ <path:\foldername>

For example, to customize the folder D:\Tools, replace <path:foldername> placeholder with D:\Tools
Select the background image for that folder, and click Next
Close and re-open the folder.
Note that the text color in a folder can be customized using the wizard. All of the these settings are stored in a file named Desktop.ini within that folder.



from here:


Customize folder background in Windows XP and Windows Vista

[jintatsu]

mao.. dugay na jd ni.. hehehe..

[sactus]

@kornyedison_143

It can. Dugay na man kaayo ni nga trick.. sa google pa gani to sa una nako nakit-an like 2003 pa cguro to ng article... you can even customize it to show a custom window.. naay freeware para ana gani... here is the article...

Windows 98 comes with a utility named Customize Folder Wizard (ieshwiz.exe) using which you can customize folders easily. The Customize Folder Wizard automates the Desktop.ini and Folder.htt editing process. This utility works fine in Windows XP as well.
For Windows Vista, see note at the end of this article.
Windows XP

Download ieshwiz.zip and save it to the Desktop
Extract ieshwiz.exe to the C:\Windows\System32 folder
Open a Command Prompt window (cmd.exe) and type:

IESHWIZ <path:\foldername>

For example, to customize the folder D:\Tools, replace <path:foldername> placeholder with D:\Tools
Select the background image for that folder, and click Next
Close and re-open the folder.
Note that the text color in a folder can be customized using the wizard. All of the these settings are stored in a file named Desktop.ini within that folder.



from here:


Customize folder background in Windows XP and Windows Vista

cosplay, ngano man ug i-type nako sa cmd ang IESHWIZ <path:foldername> di man siya recognized? giunsa man ninyo kay ganahan pod ko ani da!

[jash_ville]

cosplay, ngano man ug i-type nako sa cmd ang IESHWIZ <path:foldername> di man siya recognized? giunsa man ninyo kay ganahan pod ko ani da!

wala siya ma recognize, bro?
unsa diay ang drive na imo himuan ug backgroud?

like example ang akoa kay IESHWIZ F:New
ok ra man


gibuhatan gani nko ug background pic ang shared drive nko

[poloskk]

@polosk

nice example... could this be done on your local drives too

pwede hehehe ingun si cosplay..

[poloskk]

i rename ang IESHWIZ sacs.. kanang dali ra i type.. i rename ug "a"..so kung mag type ka sa cmd sayun ra..

[sactus]

wala siya ma recognize, bro?
Unsa diay ang drive na imo himuan ug backgroud?

Like example ang akoa kay ieshwiz f:new
ok ra man


gibuhatan gani nko ug background pic ang shared drive nko

bro, d jud cya ma-recognized,, 'ieshwiz' is not recognized as internal or external command mao nay mogawas inig type nako didto sa cmd,,

[poloskk]

hatag daw ug screen shot sacs..