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#Add shortcuts to toolbar windows 8 windows 7
It pins to the Explorer icon in Windows 7 and Windows 8. Once you get it pinned to the taskbar you can then delete the shortcut from the desktop. I would recommend you go into the properties of the shortcut and change the icon to something else to your liking before you pin it. This shortcut actually gives you the option when you right click it to "Pin to the taskbar". You should now have a homemade shortcut to computer on your desktop. %SystemRoot%\explorer.exe /E,::Ĥ) For a name call it "Computer" (or what ever you want) How to Add Shortcut Icons to Quick Launch Toolbar in.
#Add shortcuts to toolbar windows 8 how to
Windows will create a shortcut using the favicon supplied by the website or the default browser icon, if the site doesn’t provide one. How to Add Shortcut Icons to Quick Launch Toolbar in Windows 7 tutorial shows you how to quickly access icons from the quick launch area. If you are like me and really miss an actual "Computer" button within reach of a single mouse click, here is how you create one.ġ) Right click on the desktop and select new / shortcutĢ) In the "Type the location of the item" box, enter the following Visit the page you want the shortcut to go to, click and hold on the site’s favicon, drag it to the desktop, and release. If you tell it to "Show on the desktop", then right click it you only get the option to "Pin to start". If you search for it, the only option they give you is to pin it to the start bar. Step 2: When Windows asks you for the item you would like to create. In Windows 8, they REALLY don't want you to have a "Computer" icon on the taskbar. Step 1: Right-click on an empty space and select New>Shortcut to create a new Windows shortcut.
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