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When you have just installed Windows 10 or for some reason This PC (My Computer) disappears on the Desktop, follow this guide to learn how to display This PC (My Computer) on the Desktop again.
Key Takeaways About My Computer
- When you have just installed Windows 10 or for some reason This PC (My Computer) disappears on the Desktop, follow this guide to learn how to display This PC (My Computer) on the Desktop
- Show My Computer on Windows 10 in Desktop Icon Settings 1.1.
- On Windows 10 Step 1: Click on Start (1) => Settings (2).

1. Show My Computer on Windows 10 in Desktop Icon Settings
1.1. on Windows 10
Step 1 : Click on Start (1) => Settings (2) .

Step 2 : Click on Personalization .

Step 3 : Select Themes (1) => Desktop icon settings (2) .

Step 4 : Select Computer (1) => OK (2) .

Then, open the Desktop and enjoy the results.

1.2. on Windows 11
Step 1 : Right-click Start (1) => Settings (2) .

Step 2 : Choose Personalization (1) => Themes (2) .

Step 3 : Select Desktop icon settings .


2. Show This PC (My Computer) with Recycle Bin
The Recycle Bin is the default icon that is always displayed on Windows. You can do this on all versions of Windows, including Windows 11. The way to do it is quite simple: you will "pull" This PC by creating a Shortcut as follows:
Step 1 : Open the Recycle Bin (1) => hold the mouse on This PC (2) and drag - drop it to the Desktop (3) .

Step 2 : You will then see This PC displayed as Shortcut. You can open this Shortcut with the same functionality as regular This PC.

With the instructions in the article, you can display This PC (My Computer) on Windows 10,11 easily and quickly. Good luck!
FAQ
How do you show My Computer in Windows 10?
When you have just installed Windows 10 or for some reason This PC (My Computer) disappears on the Desktop, follow the following article to learn how to display This PC (My Computer) on the Desktop again.
What should you check before working with My Computer?
Show My Computer on Windows 10 in Desktop Icon Settings 1.1.
What can you do if the first method does not work?
On Windows 10 Step 1 : Click on Start (1) => Settings (2) .
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