How to reproduce the "desktop icon" that was mistakenly deleted?

The Windows desktop icon is a switch that starts a certain program or document on the computer. During the process of using the computer, the desktop icon may be lost due to misoperation or other reasons. If it is the icon of various application software, it is better to go to the installation directory of the program, find the executable file of the corresponding program, send a shortcut to the desktop and it will be OK. However, if it is a system-level icon such as: My Computer, My Files, My Network Places, IE, Recycle Bin, etc., it is not an easy task to reproduce. Let us take a look today to see how these lost children can safely return to “home”.

If you are used to using the shortcut command, it is very simple - you can quickly switch to the desktop by pressing the "win” key +“D” next to the bottom left corner"Ctrl”.

If you are like me, you are not used to using shortcut commands to switch, you need to restore the "Show desktop" button, then take the following two methods:

1, click “ Start → Run & rdquo;, in the pop-up "Run" dialog box, enter (or directly copy, paste) the following line of commands: "REGSVR32 /n /i:u shell32" (without double quotes), then Press “OK" or press “Enter & rdquo;, a moment will pop up the "DllInstall success in shell32" dialog box, “ display desktop & rdquo; button can be returned perfectly.

2, create a new "Notepad" (click "& start" & rdquo; → program & rarr; attachment & rarr; Notepad), copy and paste the following code:

[Shell]

Command=2

IconFile=explorer.exe,3

[Taskbar]

Command=ToggleDesktop

Then In this new document, select the "File" menu in the upper left corner - "Save as … …" (Save path selection “ Desktop & rdquo; Save as "All files" Save the file name "display desktop.scf" (with half-width English double quotes), and then drag it into the "quick start bar" (ie half of the book name “ "", your desktop shortcut icon After returning to these words, how do you feel? Do you think it is necessary to cry or furious in the past?