The desktop cannot be displayed after XP is started, why?

My XP cannot display the desktop after booting up

In order to help players who have not passed the level yet, let us learn about the specific puzzle solving methods. First, right-click on the desktop, select "Arrange Icons", and then click "Show Desktop Icons". This will effectively solve the problem.

2. Use "Group Policy" to restore the desktop icon "Start → Run"

In order to help players who have not passed the level yet, let us learn about the specific puzzle solving methods. First, open the "Run" input box, enter "gpedit.msc" in it, and click OK.

Click "Confirm" and the gpedit.msc file will bring up the "Group Policy" configuration window. In this window, click the plus sign in front of "Management Module" under "User Configuration" to expand the "Management Module" folded file folder, select the "Desktop" folder under the folder (all the options of "Desktop→Settings" will appear on the right side of it), select "Delete the 'My Computer' icon on the desktop" in the content box on the right, and click the mouse Right-click to bring up the function menu, select and click "Properties" to open the "Delete 'My Computer' Icon Properties on Desktop" dialog box. Under the "Settings" column you can see three radio buttons "Not Configured" , "(Enabled)" and "(Disabled)" to put the radio button in the "(Disabled)" state. (You may need to restart)

In order to help players who have not yet solved the problem, let us learn about the solution. The process of restoring "Internet Explorer" using the Group Policy method is the same as restoring the "My Computer" icon.

In order to help those players who have not passed the level yet, let us now learn about the specific puzzle solving methods. The difference is that in the "Desktop → Settings" option, the selected objects are different. Select "Hide the Internet Explorer icon on the desktop" in the "Internet Explorer" option. This little tip might help you in your puzzle-solving process.

How to solve the problem that WinXP does not display the desktop after booting up

In order to help players who have not solved the problem, here is a way to solve the puzzle: press the "Ctrl Alt Del" key to bring up the "Windows Task Manager", then click "File" and select "New Task" , enter "Explorer.exe" in the "Create New Task" window, and finally click "OK". This will solve the problem. I hope the above methods can be helpful to everyone.

In order to automatically start "Explorer.exe" at boot, we can press Win R to run, then enter "regedit" to open the registry editor, and then follow the steps below.

In order to help players who have not passed the level yet, let us learn about the specific puzzle solving methods. First, we need to locate the registry key "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run". This location stores some programs that start automatically at boot. Making appropriate adjustments in this position can solve some startup problems. Hope this method can be helpful to everyone!

Create a new "string value" under the "Run" project

In order to help players who have not passed the level yet, let us learn about the specific puzzle solving methods. First, open Task Manager and find the Processes tab. Then, find the string value named "Explorer.exe" and change its name to "Explorer.exe". This way you can continue to solve the puzzle.

In order to help players who have not passed the level yet, let us learn about the specific puzzle solving methods. In the game, we need to change the "numeric data" to "C:\WINDOWS\explorer.exe", and then press "OK" to take effect. This method will help you pass smoothly.

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