Note: A logout and login will be required for changes to take effect. Step 4. Set the ‘Value Data’ to 1 to hide and 0 to show the desktop icons.
Note: Regardless you are using 64-bit Windows, you will need to use a 32-bit DWORD as the value type. You may also copy-paste below address in the registry address bar. Step 3. From the left-hand side panel, go to the following path and create a new 32-bit DWORD value with NoDesktop name and press enter. You may also type the same in Search Bar and press enter to open.
Step 2. Open ‘Registry Editor’ by typing ‘regedit’ and click on ‘Ok’. Step 1. Press ‘Win + R’ key together to open Run Dialogue Box. Below steps are based on Windows 10 OS and needs to be followed with accuracy. Note: Registry Editor is a very critical section of Windows and you need to be very accurate while tweaking it. Still not lucky? Try another solution! Registry Edit To Show/Hide Desktop Items If not, you may restart the system and check if it comes up or not. Note: Once the service is restarted, you should get your desktop icons back on the screen. A New ‘Windows Explorer’ window should open on your screen. In the command run box, type ‘explorer.exe’ and hit enter. Step 4. Go to the ‘File Menu’ of Task Manager and click on ‘New Task’. You may also do the same by right clicking on the process and clicking on ‘End Task’. Step 3. Select the process and click on ‘End Task’ / ‘Restart’ button at the bottom right corner of the window. Step 2. Go to ‘Processes’ tab and look for ‘explorer.exe’ or ‘Windows Explorer’. Or press ‘Win + R’ and type ‘taskmgr’ to open ‘Task Manager’. You can also right-click on ‘Task Bar’ and click on ‘Task manager’. Step 1. Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete key together and select ‘Task Manager’. To perform the following, try out these steps. At times, restarting ‘Windows Explorer’ also get the default settings back on the system.
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