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Question Windows 8.When a user boots a fresh copy of Windows 8 for the first time, the desktop is empty apart from the Recycle bin icon. Windows 8.1 Pro, Asus Z97-A MotherBoard, 16gb RAM, Intel I-5 4690K Processor (Haswell 22), and EVGA 1060 Nvidia GTX graphics Question Change Installer Locations for Software in Windows 8.1 Pro

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■Log on to Windows 8/Windows 8.1 using any account.

If you are in such a situation, here is how you can place the Network icon on the desktop screen of your copy of Windows 8/Windows 8.1 computer: On the other hand, the icon can be quite useful for IT and network professionals who want to gain access to the remote devices without wasting any time that they otherwise consume while going to other options that are not available on the desktop. With the release of Windows Vista, and all the other latest operating systems that were released thereafter, even the My Computer/Computer icon was removed leaving behind only the Recycle Bin on the desktop screen.įor many home users, the Network icon has no value as the network computers or the network configuration window can be accessed from several other, comparatively easy options from within the operating system itself. When Windows XP was introduced, all the default desktop icons, including the Network icon itself, were removed, and only the My Computer and Recycle Bin icons were visible on the desktop. The presence of the Network icon was experienced till Windows 2000, and before that in Windows 98 and Windows 95. Adding the Network icon on the Windows 8/Windows 8.1 desktop screen is pretty simple.