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Re: icons
Go To START > PROGRAMS > FILE EXPLORER
Use File Explorer to navigate to My Device\Windows\Start Menu\Programs and delete the icon from there. - click and hold and then you'll see the DELETE command.
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read what the icons refer to or open the icons to see the program
make a note of the program
go to control panel
go to programs
highlight that program and press uninstall
remove all programs from the same author or company
I believe you are talking about short-cuts on the desktop.
If you have the program on the Start Menu you can copy the shortcut there and paste it into the desktop to restore the icon.
If the icon produces blank pages, it may have been a program that required a specific command to install it. Once you have deleted it, the only way to restore the icon properly is to re-install the program and tick "put short-cut on desktop".
Hello, now when I want to have a program on my Home Page in Windows 10, I go to the left-side of your tiles, near the top, I think it is the small icon third down from the top, and place your mouse marker on it. You will soon see that it says All Applications. Click that and all the Applications or programs that are installed on your computer will appear in lines. Now if you place your Mouse Pointer on the one you require and click it, the dialog box that appears will ask if you want to place that Application on your start screen, or your Task bar, you will just click it and it will then go to the desired place, or if you want to remove it you do exactly the same action. Hope this helps.
Try right clicking the program and running it with compatibility mode for a version of windows it ran in :) This should help, another option is "troubleshoot compatibility" when you right click it and it should take you through some steps.
I hope this helps! :) Feel free to reply and I'll try and help you even further.
hold down alt+f4 and select the icon for the program that is giving the volume icon, make a note of the name of the offending program, then press alt+f4 to close the program. Simply go to add/remove programs and remove the program if you want to, or look in its options to disable the volume display.
Page like icons usually indicate they have no program associated with them. If you couild provide a little more information about the icons (are they shortcuts, doc files etc) then I could help you designate a program for them. Sounds like you probably recently uninstalled a program for which they were assigned.
follow these steps;
1) start--all programs--accessories-- windows explorer.
2) you will find 2 sides on the screen , on the left side you will find the first item , desktop .. click on it, so some icons on the right side will appear .
3) on this page also there is a main menu bar , click on tools---folder options .
4) you will find 2 choices on the bar ( generl/ view )
5) press on the view , then you will find a list of choices ,,,
under choice name (hidden files and folders) you will see sub-choice
6) choose show hidden files and folders.
7) press ok .
all icons will be appeard on the left side of your page .
go to the desktop of your computer ( the blue screen ) then in any area with right mouse button press refresh .
you will see all the icons appeared .
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