Wanna create shortcut for application - Computers & Internet

Helen: Once you find a program you like, click on and hold down and drag it to your desktop

You probably still have Google Chrome on your machine. It's just the shortcut that has disappeared from your desktop.

You'll have to browse your files to create a new shortcut. Usually Chrome is installed here --> C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application
Unless of course you've chosen a different location during the install. Once you found your Chrome\Application folder you should be able to see a file called "chrome" just right click that and choose "send to" followed by "desktop" to create a new shortcut on your desktop.

Another option is to just use the shortcut from your start menu.

By default, the webcam icon does not appear on the desktop. However, if you want a quick access to your webcam application, you can create a shortcut on the desktop:

1. Click Start, and then All programs.
2. Click the Acer Crystal Eye webcam folder.
3. Right-click Acer Crystal Eye webcam, click Send to and then Desktop (create shortcut).

The former page menu items are now in Tools. For example, create application shortcuts is: Click Wrench icon > Tools > Create application shortcuts .

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Is that a shortcut icon?

You can create another shortcut,
1.) Go to Start Menu\All Programs\
2.) Right Click on the application ICON.
3.) Navigate to Send To\Desktop(Create Shortcut)

the application you are trying to use is either corrupt or uninstalled, delete the old shortcut, unsinstall and reinstall the application and create a new shortcut on your desktop
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find your application in program files open it view the icon write click create shortcut.

Hello,

Start-->All Programs->Your application. If it works, create a new shortcut on desktop. If it does not work, the application has been uninstalled, or it folder has been displaced.

You can use Add/Remove program in control panel to verify if it is still installed.

To create shortcut, point mouse cursor in a free area, Right Click >>New>>Short Cut. Click the submenu. A create shortcut window appears and you use the browse button to travel to the application folder in Programs Files, and select the executable file (has an extension .exe) and click OK.

Hope it helps

1.
Right-click Start, and then click Explore.
2.
Locate the folder, file, or program in the Folders directory, and then click the item to open it.
3.
Click the icon representing the item.
4.
Click File on the toolbar, and then Create Shortcut on the drop-down menu that appears.
5.
Right-click on the shortcut icon that is created.
6.
Choose Send To from the drop-down menu, and then click Desktop (create shortcut) on the submenu that appears.

Chances are the link is broken. If the shortcut you created was for a program/application, right click the shortcut and select Properties. Check the target and start in fields to make sure that they are correct.