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Auto hide desktop icons with DeskDuster

DeskDuster is a freeware program designed to clean desktop icons, allowing the user to have a clean desktop while the PC is inactive.

The program will monitor PC inactivity and if inactivity time (default = 5 min) will be reached, the program will make all of the icons on the desktop disappear.

To see the icons again, simply move the mouse or press a key on the keyboard. On program startup, an icon will be placed on system tray.

Double clicking the icon, a small interface will appear, giving the option to modify the interval of PC inactivity time to be monitored, right clicking the icon will pop up a small menu for options.

This program works under Windows 98, 2000\XP\Vista\7 and can be downloaded at source.

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