![]() ![]() ![]() This can be helpful for easily distinguishing between shortcuts and original files but it’s not the most aesthetically pleasing way to showcase your application icons. When you create a shortcut to an application or file, or if an application’s installer automatically places a shortcut on your desktop, Windows 10 (and previous versions of Windows, too) identifies the icon as a shortcut by placing a small arrow in the lower-left corner. ![]() Update : We have been informed that the steps in this article may no longer work for the latest versions of Windows 10, including the Fall Creators Update. ![]()
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