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Hi thanks for your help i tried all the sugguestions prior to this post the way i have resolved this was role the PC back a few hours and the icon reverted to the time on roll back
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Hi thanks for your help i tried all the sugguestions prior to this post the way i have resolved this was role the PC back a few hours and the icon reverted to the time on roll back

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My Icons have disspeared on my desktop i have tried several options to reset to default on the desktop any ideas how i can get them back when i start up i get the wall paper and thats all i can run programs from the menu and that is all
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My Icons have disspeared on my desktop i have tried several options to reset to default on the desktop any ideas how i can get them back when i start up i get the wall paper and thats all i can run programs from the menu and that is all

Icons dissapeared on vista desktop

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