The 'My Computer' icon is enabled and disabled by right clicking on the
desktop and selecting 'Properties'. The 'Desktop' tab has a 'Customize
Desktop' button which opens a box that offers 4 desktop icons. 'My
Computer' is oneof them.
M.I. is right.
What does "This does not work" mean?
After you click Customize, make sure you are looking at the General
tab, Is the My Computer check box there or not? If you check it,
click OK and Apply, the My Computer icon should suddenly show up -
somewhere on the desktop as soon as you Apply. What happens in your
case? Is the box checked or not? Did you Apply it? Turn it off and
back on and see what happens. Could it be hiding or you just don't
see it?
I have seen people that accidentally remove My Computer, and sometimes
it is changed into a shortcut after running the Microsoft Vista
upgrade compatibility checker thing (I hate that). Some people have
so many icons on their desktop or they have drug them around in such a
way, they can't find anything.
Try right clicking the desktop and check the icon arrangement
options. I like to only have align Align to Grid and Show Desktop
Icons to be checked for my 8 desktop icons. Some people like it other
ways. What do you have for arrangement options? Try some other
arrangements.