Contexte
Several programmes modifiy the icônes in explorere to indicate a state ("synched" etc.)
C'est a known fact, that Windows (win7, win8, win10?) can seulement handle a limited amount of such icônes (15) and il y a several related questions (f.e.here).
These overlay-icônes are registered dans le registry dans le branch:
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\ShellIconOverlayIdentifiers
Only the first couple of entries (15?) are en fait used, the others are ignored. As a result, having multiple programmes l'installation their own overlay icônes can corrupt behaviour of déjà installé programmes.
To fix this, one usually has to go invers le registry and supprimer (or rename) unwanted entries until the wanted ones are on top.
Problème
Récemment, J'ai remarqué an increasingly 'aggressive' behavior of several programmes fighting for these top-positions. Ceci est most often done by having clé-names which start avec white-space characters to enforce top-sorting.
Dropbox, GoogleDrive, SkyDrive and OneDrive are par exemple all doing this. Some, like GoogleDrive even use three white-spaces nowadays, but other programmes are getting equal...
Qu'est-ce que worse, some programmes even repair this setting automatiquement during any automated 'mise à jour' (or even mise à jour-check or programme launch?). So any manual adjustments are regularily undone.
J'ai noticed this au moins for GoogleDrive, Dropbox and OneDrive
Existe-t-il un moyen de 'protect' le registre from such automated changes?
Modification (Answer)
Alexey Ivanov has given a good suggestion dans le comment below, and jusqu'à présent "revoking registry privileges" has suppressed the problème for me.
