Once that is done, right click on your desktop background and select Refresh to see if the overlay is now gone In the Advanced Attributes dialog, make sure that Compress contents to save disk space is not checked and if it is, uncheck it and click OK and then click Apply in the properties dialog then click OK to close it Next, right-click the shortcut and choose Properties and select the General tab, then, under the Attributes section at the bottom, click on the Advanced button If it does, then the issue is either with the shortcut icon overlay arrow (something I tried to fix above with one of the prescribed solutions) or there is some other issue causing Windows to think that file is compressed If it doesn't, then the issue has to do with how the icon is being rendered in a particular location (in this case, your desktop) please let me know if this is the case
Once that's done, close and reopen the folder to see if it still appears with the two arrows Start by moving the existing/broken shortcut to a new location, such as a new folder on your desktop. If neither of those solutions worked, then please do the following: If that does not correct the issue then please try following the instructions posted here that will reset the appearance of the icon used for shortcut overlays, as it's possible that this image/setting somehow got corrupted and that's why the incorrect icon overlay is being displayed. If you haven't already, please try clearing your icon cache as detailed on this page.
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