If you agree to everything I just said, feel free to follow the steps below to enable the OneDrive icon on your Windows 10 Desktop:ġ – Press the Windows+ S key combination to open a Search box.Ģ – Type regedit into the Search box, then select regedit from the list of search results.ģ – Click Yes in response to the “User Account Control” dialog.Ĥ – Make a backup copy of the Registry (in case something goes wrong) by clicking File> Export.ĥ – Navigate to the following Registry key: Therefore, if your dog grabs your cat by the waist and starts dancing a jig or your computer fails to start up correctly after following the steps below, you agree that your humble tech blogger (that would be me) isn’t at fault. If you decide to follow the steps in this tip, you agree that you do so at your own risk. Important: This tip requires editing the Windows Registry, a procedure that can wreak all kinds of havoc with your Windows installation if something goes wrong during the tweak. I’ll be happy to explain how to do that, but first I ask that you take a moment to read (and agree to) my semi-standard disclaimer: Luckily, you can display the OneDrive icon in Windows 10 with a simple Registry tweak. Rick’s answer: Danielle, it’s easy to toggle icons for This PC, Recycle Bin and a few other tools on and off at will, but for some reason Microsoft decided not to include the OneDrive icon in that list. My computer is an Acer Aspire All-In-One with Windows 10 on it. The problem is I can’t figure out how to create an icon for it. Question from Danielle G.: I use OneDrive all the time and I’d like to be able to access it by clicking a desktop icon.

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