The Windows 10 OS maintains which icons to display on your desktop via cache files. At times this cache can fall out of sync with the actual icons you created on your desktop.

Want smaller icons on your PC? This guide shows you how to change desktop icon size in Windows 10 quickly and simply.

You've just turned on your computer and realized that all your desktop icons are missing? Don't panic, there's a simple technique that will help you bring them back.

In this guide, we show you how to bring back the traditional Windows desktop icons to Windows 10, for quicker access to user files, network, Control Panel, and more.

You can add icons to your desktop in Windows 10 and more easily access the system apps or folders you regularly use. Here's how to do it.

Want to make Icons smaller or bigger? You can change Icon size on Desktop, File Explorer or Taskbar in Windows 11, by following these methods.

Other Windows 10 users had the same problem but neither solution worked for them. They ended up reinstalling Windows. Some who were using two screens unplugged one and the icons showed up.

When you change to an external monitor, Desktop icons may move. Here's what you can lock desktop icons in a Multiple Monitor setup on Windows 11/10.

By default, Microsoft doesn't allow users to change the distance between desktop icons on the Windows 11 desktop, but an edit of the Windows Registry will do the trick.