
Mode can use one of the following value data. LogicalViewMode registry value can use one of the following value data. If it’s set to anything else, the desktop view will appear like a regular folder (without the toolbar/ribbon/navigation pane/status bar, though.) More Information Note: For the desktop folder, the FFlags value data, if present, must have the data 0x40000224 (hex).

This restarts the Explorer shell, and the Desktop view mode should be reset to the default settings.

See How to Exit Explorer and Restart Explorer. Option 3: Fix Desktop views via the Registry All it does is set the view mode to Tiles, but icons get shrunk slightly compared to the Ctrl + Shift + 7 (Tiles) view mode. * Ctrl + Shift + 7 (Content*) mode didn’t seem to work when I tested it on Windows 10.
