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No, there is no way to change this behavior.but is there a way to lock icons where I put them?
This is acting as designed
Yes it is annoying and I do not know why this hasn't been implemented into windows yet.
However, I have been searching for a good tool, and there are several if you search google.
This is a tool that I use....
You need to run it as an Admin the first time you install it.
Download it here
The other tool that I will be looking at is call Stardock Fences and it is free (for now).
I have not tested it out yet, but it looks most interesting and promising.
For Gadgets I use App Launcher and free up a lot of desktop icons.