📎 AI Summary:
The thread discusses a leftover icon on a Windows desktop that appeared after uninstalling Toshiba Music Place, with the user initially unable to remove it. A responder suggests it may be a remnant registry entry and advises deleting it by dragging to trash; the original poster confirms that this method worked and expresses some embarrassment. Overall, the conversation is helpful and lighthearted, ending with mutual understanding.

Jijei

New Member
Joined
Apr 7, 2013
Messages
2
Thread Author #1
Hey guys, so i'm having this problem:
Link Removed
See that blank icon with no description? I can't erase neither find out how to clear it. It is there since i uninstalled toshiba music place, but somehow the name of the icon disappeared also. How can I erase that icon? Thank you for your time
 

Solution
It is there since i uninstalled toshiba music place

If that's the case then that should be the icon left over and some registry string left over from the uninstall of it causing to look like that. Just drag/drop it into the trash can and empty trash can.

Just curious; what happens when you try to open it?

Jimbo22

Essential Member
Joined
Aug 27, 2008
Messages
5,036
It is there since i uninstalled toshiba music place

If that's the case then that should be the icon left over and some registry string left over from the uninstall of it causing to look like that. Just drag/drop it into the trash can and empty trash can.

Just curious; what happens when you try to open it?
 

Solution

Jijei

New Member
Joined
Apr 7, 2013
Messages
2
Thread Author #3
If that's the case then that should be the icon left over and some registry string left over from the uninstall of it causing to look like that. Just drag/drop it into the trash can and empty trash can.

Just curious; what happens when you try to open it?
Well lol actually it worked. I feel so stupid right now.
Nothing happened when i clicked it. Thanks and sorry