Windows 10: Command to do the job of F5 key/Refresh at context menu.

Hi.
I use Winaero Tweaker and Windows font appear to change the size and font of desktop's icons font.
Usually after shutdown-boot or reboot procedure , the font dont appear right. I need to do a "refresh" from desktop's context menu (or press F5). Example :
1) Before Refresh



2) After Refresh the icons text is wthout dots.
As i have a batch file run on boot , i think that it would be good if exists a command prompt command , to do automatic on every boot this job. Is anyone knows if this exist ?
I have Windows 20H2 build 19042.685.
Thanks.*Smile

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