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Outlook Missing Microsoft Store Icon Is Black
Summary
This article describes how to restore the My Computer, My Documents, and My Network Places icons after they have been removed from the desktop.
Restore Icons to the Desktop
Outlook Missing Microsoft Store Icon Images
Maybe the most common nuissance related to Outlook add-ins is about missing the add-in toolbar (add-in options menu) from the main Outlook window. While on some cases it’s just that the toolbar is not placed in a visible location (so the user misses to see it), on most cases the add-in toolbar has simply gone missing. Outlook Desktop 2016 store button missing, can't get addins Apparently the only way to add an add-in these days is via the Store, despite the Outlook 2016 desktop version (WIndows 10, Office 365 subscription) still having the FileOptionsAdd-insManageAdd dialogue. See full list on docs.microsoft.com. Feb 21, 2020 The blue window with Microsoft Store icon and spinners signify the end of the cache reset process. Now check for the Microsoft Store icon on your PC's Start Menu. If it isn't there, simply restart. The icon shows up in the all apps list but does NOT get reinstalled in the home screens. This is definitely a problem with Nova Launcher, but I’ve seen it with proprietary manufacturer launchers too. It would be great if someone created an app that would inventory your installed apps and list what associated icons are missing from the home.
In Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition and Professional, the new Start menu is enabled by default. When the new Start menu is enabled, the My Computer, My Documents, and My Network Places icons are removed from the desktop. To restore these icons, follow these steps:
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Right-click the desktop and click Properties.
Click the Desktop tab. Android emulator for macbook m1.
Click Customize desktop.
Click the General tab, and then click the icons that you want to place on the desktop.
Click OK.