So how to fix this issue?įirst, you need to check out whether the desktop files are lost or missing. Full stepsĪccording to Microsoft and a large number of Windows users, Windows 10 update indeed deletes some files in the system drive or causes desktop apps to missing. Go to Settings > Click "Update and security" > Go to the Recovery tab. Right-click on the Windows icon and select "Settings". Full stepsĬlick the Windows icon and click your username at the top. Open "Settings" and click on "Personalization" > "Themes" > "Desktop icons settings". But they are either incompatible with Windows 10 or fail to work as promised.Right-click on the desktop, go to View, and uncheck "Show desktop icons". In addition to these tools, there are few more utilities around for the same job. Once added, simply right-click on an empty spot on the desktop, click Desktop Icon Layout and then click Save/Restore option. If you don’t want to clutter the desktop context menu, you can add the same to This PC as well. To add the option, launch Restore Desktop Icon Layout, click Options, click Add context menu, and then click Desktop.
Please note that the program doesn’t add the option to desktop context menu with default settings. You can make it to work right from the desktop context menu. The best thing about Restore Desktop Icon Layouts is that you don’t need to open the program to save or restore the icon layout. The program displays the time, total number of icons on the screen, and the resolution of the screen at the time of saving the layout. Like DesktopOK, it offers you save multiple icon layouts. Restore Desktop Icon Layouts is another excellent piece of software out there to enable you to save and restore desktop icon positions on a Windows 10 PC. Download DesktopOK Restore Desktop Icon Layouts
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