Why can t I turn on my computer and I can t see the desktop?

The desktop is not displayed when the computer is turned on.

When you encounter a situation where there is no icon on the desktop, you can first right-click on the blank space of the desktop - arrange the icons - display the desktop icon; If not, open the Task Manager (press "Ctrl+Alt+del" to open it), click "File" "New Task", enter "Explorer" in the "Create New Task" dialog box that opens, click the "OK" button, and wait a while to see the desktop icon.

Are you excited to see the familiar system desktop? It's just that we can't be happy too soon! Because the next time you enter the system, you will most likely not see the desktop icon.

This shows that the above method can only "treat the symptoms", not the "root cause". Can this problem be solved once and for all? Let's try it out.

Run the registry and navigate to Hkey Local Machine Software\Microsoft Windows

nt currentversion winlogon, and then see if the shell value under the branch is ". If not, manually modify it to ".

In general, the above method should be able to solve the problem of no icon on the desktop. But different problems should be treated differently, and if it is really caused by the destruction of the virus, this method will not work. At this point, all you have to do is kill the virus, or redo the system.

Hello dear, glad to answer for you. Method 1: Solution to set the cause 1. If the desktop icon is not displayed after booting, you can right-click on the desktop to view --- display the desktop icon.

So that the icons on your desktop will appear. The desktop function is normal. 2. If your problem is not to display the icon or the taskbar, you can press and hold the three keys of esc, shift, and ctrl on the keyboard, and the three keys should be pressed at the same time.

At this point, if the system is fine, the task manager should appear. 3. Click on the Apps option in the top left corner of Task Manager. 4. Click the New Task button in the lower right corner of the program in the application options.

5. Enter "explorer" in the input box to create a new task, and then click OK. 6. If there is no other reason, the desktop and taskbar should appear at this time. 7. If the desktop icon and taskbar still do not appear, please refer to the solutions below.

Method 2: Solution to the cause of the virus 1. If the method set above does not work, it may be the cause of the virus that causes the desktop not to be displayed when booted. The way to do this is to turn it back on and then keep pressing the F8 key on your keyboard to enter safe mode.

2. At this time, you have entered the safe mode, and you select the first item to enter the safe mode. 3. If it is caused by a virus, the interface should appear after entering safe mode, because the virus file cannot run in safe mode. 4. Then open the anti-virus software installed on your computer, some software can not work in safe mode, but some necessary security software can work in safe mode, and you can open it for anti-virus.

5. Restart the computer after the antivirus is completed, if it is the cause of the virus, the desktop should be able to appear. If the desktop still does not appear, it is the reason of the system itself, it is possible that the virus has damaged the system files, and cannot make the computer boot into the normal desktop. Method 3:

The solution to the cause of the system itself 1. If the above method does not work, it must be the cause of the system itself. This situation is something that no one wants, but if it does, it has to be resolved. If you are a person who has backed up the system before, then it is very convenient to restore the system and restore the computer to its previous normal state.

There are several ways to restore: 2. Restore the software: Generally, when you start up, you keep pressing the up and down keys and then select the restore program to start the restoration.

Automatically reboots into the desktop after restoring. 3. Restore the system itself, press F8 to enter the safe mode after booting the system. Select Enter Restore Options, select Restore Point.

4. Reinstall the operating system. That's all my reply, I hope it can help you.

Good morning dear, I am a digital expert on Xiaomeng's mobile phone, and I will answer it for you now There are many reasons why the computer opens only wallpaper and no desktop, and you can try to recover it using the following methods:

1. Right-click on the taskbar, and on the pop-up page, click to enter the task manager.

2. Once you're in, click on the File option in the top left corner.

3. Click to enter the Run New Task option.

4 Enter in the input box and click OK.

The right-click on the question does not pop up.

Press and hold the power button of the console for 10 seconds to force a restart.

Okay, ask questions. And then how to do it.

Answer: After the reboot is done, 1. Right-click on the taskbar, and on the pop-up page, click to enter the task manager. 2. Once you're in, click on the File option in the top left corner. 3. Click to enter the Run New Task option.

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Press the "Ctrl+Alt+del" key combination If you don't go out of Task Manager, restart the computer to enter safe mode, and then use 360 to repair the system, if the repair is completed, reboot or not, just restore the system again, this is the most direct and effective.

The personal method Ctrl+Alt+Delete opens the Task Manager file and runs %temp%.

What you said is not showing up is that there are no icons on the desktop, and there is no task manager?

It's stuck, the display is stuck over there, and if it doesn't work, reinstall it.

The desktop is not displayed when the computer is turned on.