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Desktop right-click - Properties - Desktop - Customize Desktop - Clean up the desktop now - Next - Tick the desktop icon you want to delete - Next - Finish - Delete the folder on the desktop that was just automatically created and it's OK! ”

I hope you get the same effect as mine, hehe.

Good luck! The most complete steps are as follows:

Desktop right click - Properties - Desktop - Customize desktop - Clean up the desktop now - Next - Tick the desktop icon you want to delete (if you can't find the icon you want to delete here, restart the computer, you can find it after restarting) - Next - Finish - Delete the folder just created automatically on the desktop and it's OK! ”

If you still can't delete it, please do the following:

Run - regedit, then press enter into the registry ——— search (enter the keyword of the icon you want to remove), and then press enter - delete the search results (there are usually three, but the first one can't be deleted, don't care) - close the registry".

After doing so, proceed to the "Desktop Right-Click——... aboveand so on.

You can try using Windows Cleanup Assistant.

Run regedit and find the "item" - hkey local machine software microsoft windows currentversion explorer desktop namespace".

Then click on the items under them one by one, see which "data" of the "item" is displayed as "Internet Explorer", and delete this item. You should have 5 items in it. Leave 4 at the beginning of 1 4 6 e and delete the remaining one.

Refresh the desktop and you're done.

Mine too, looking for information for a long time to study. To tell you the easiest way, don't look at the web page so troublesome, you try.

Set custom desktop IE without ticking.

Start Menu > run >regedit->OK to open the registry tools in the following order: Hkey Local User Software Microsoft Internet

explorermain branch, find the startpage key name (used to set the default homepage), and right-click in the right window to modify it. Press the F5 key to refresh to take effect.

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Try the following:

1. Right-click on the desktop --- dot properties--- tap the desktop --- customize the desktop --- dot now clean up the desktop --- next --- tick before the shortcut you want to clean up (remove all other hooks) - the next step --- complete. Then, find it in "Unused Desktop Shortcuts" and delete it.

If it's caused by a security program, there is a way to reinstall the program and remove the hook before the plug-in. After installation, delete it (also refer to the first method).

2. If the above operations do not work, try the following methods again:

1 Close the browser and use.

360 Security Guard's "Fix IE" (new version, in "System Repair"), select all, fix.

Then use the 360 first aid kit. [Follow the steps: "Start First Aid" first; After scanning, if a Trojan horse appears, click "Isolation"; Then click "Repair" (you can select all of them to Fix Now". When you're done, you should restart.

Scan with 360 Security Guard's "Clean Plugins" to clean up malicious plugins. When you're done, you should restart.

3 Use Windows Cleanup Assistant (from the web**). After scanning (if you sweep things out, check them all and clean them), then use Fault Repair (select all), and then right-click on the desktop to refresh.

Method 1: Use a tool to clean up.

1) Use the 360 system first aid kit (the original stubborn Trojan horse to kill the whole book).

2. Open, click "Start First Aid" - Kill - Start First Aid - Kill - Restart after the scan is completed.

3. Open, click "Start First Aid" - Repair - Tick the Repair option - Repair Now.

2) Use "Windows Cleanup Assistant" (there is a green version without installation).

2. Select "Scan and Clean", after scanning, check the Confirm Cleanup option (note that the scanned ones are not necessarily Trojan plug-ins, do not remove them by mistake), and click "Perform Cleanup".

3. Select "Fault Repair", select all, and click "Perform Repair".

4. After repairing, restart the computer to see if the desktop icon is gone, if it is invalid, enter the safe mode to clear it.

Method 2: Clean up the desktop.

1. Right-click the desktop--click the desktop--click the desktop--click the desktop-click now to clean up the desktop-next--tick before the shortcut you want to clean up (remove all the other hooks)--next--finish-ok-return to the desktop, delete the "unused desktop shortcut" on the desktop.

2. If there is no "Run Desktop Cleanup Wizard (R)" item in the desktop, click Start-Run-Enter OK. Click User Configuration - Management Templates - Desktop, double-click "Delete Desktop Wizard", and set it to "Disabled" - OK.

3. If you can't clean it up, go into safe mode and clean it up again.