Windows搜索结果中重命名文件夹时异常生成desktop.ini的问题求助

Hi everyone,

I've run into a super frustrating issue and I'm hoping someone can shed some light on it. Let me break down what's happening:

• The weird behavior: When I rename a folder directly from a Windows Search results window, instead of actually renaming the folder's real filename, Windows creates a desktop.ini file inside the folder and adds a LocalizedResourceName variable with the new name I entered. This leads to a total mismatch between the folder's actual name and what shows up in File Explorer.

• My failed troubleshooting attempts: I spent hours tonight trying to fix this. First, I tried recursively deleting all those desktop.ini files in the target folder, but nothing worked. I used PowerShell commands, tried tools like Unlocker and LockHunter, even ran del /f /s in Command Prompt—every single attempt failed because Windows is protecting these system files like they're untouchable.

• Past context that might be relevant: A while back, on the same Windows 10 machine, I messed around with Windows Search settings trying to fix other issues. I moved the index files and tweaked permissions, but that didn't solve anything back then either. Could this current problem be linked to those earlier changes? I can't see why, but I'm grasping at straws here.

I have so many questions:

• Is this a known bug? Or is it just some weird localized Windows issue (since I'm not sure if this happens on all versions)?
• Why can't I find more people complaining about this? Am I the only one dealing with this, or is there something specific wrong with my machine? If it's the latter, how do I even troubleshoot it?
• Most importantly: Is there a way to make Windows Explorer actually rename the folder's real name instead of messing with desktop.ini?

This has driven me absolutely crazy—any help or insights would be massively appreciated.

备注：内容来源于stack exchange，提问作者Akim Sissaoui