This is my dilemma:<P>I am creating an installation interface for an old DOS program, which is no problem, but at the end of it I want the interface to create a desktop shortcut with customised ...

Right-click the Google Chrome icon; choose "Send to" and then select "Desktop (Create Shortcut)" to automatically create the desktop shortcut, which conveniently uses the Google Chrome icon.

Once the account shortcut is created, you will see a Chrome profile icon on the desktop. To open the profile account, you can double-left-click or right-click the icon on your desktop.

To create a desktop shortcut in the Firefox browser, you need to click on the padlock icon visible in the address bar first. Then, you can drag it on your desktop.

It's as simple as adding any other icon to the Windows 11 desktop. Instead of specifying a location, you simply enter a command for the shortcut.

With Firefox, you can create a shortcut on your desktop to any website, but if you are not accustomed to working with Firefox, figuring out how to do this can be difficult.

Then, give it a cool icon (the above screenshot uses an icon contained in C:\Windows\System32\imageres.dll icon) and put it wherever you want—on your desktop, in your taskbar, or in your ...

How to create a Windows Update shortcut on your desktop Placing a shortcut to Windows Update on your desktop is one of the quickest ways to get where you're going. Here's how to do it.

But I lost these icons after the conversion and can’t figure out how to re-create them on the desktop with Windows 10. Your advice, please. ~ Tom Caldwell, Greeley Tech+ You might be hiding icons.

The collaborative DIY web site Instructables has a neat trick for adding a shutdown shortcut to your Windows desktop complete with the shutdown icon (or anywhere else, for that matter). In fact ...