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The thread discusses a user's issue with missing desktop icons and visual elements after installing Windows updates, particularly KB3199986. Despite attempts to fix the problem through system restore, cache rebuilding, and scans, the issue persists. Other users suggest removing problematic updates or referencing related solutions, but the user notes the update cannot be uninstalled, indicating a persistent problem possibly linked to the recent update.
The thread discusses a user's issue with missing desktop icons and visual elements after installing Windows updates, particularly KB3199986. Despite attempts to fix the problem through system restore, cache rebuilding, and scans, the issue persists. Other users suggest removing problematic updates or referencing related solutions, but the user notes the update cannot be uninstalled, indicating a persistent problem possibly linked to the recent update.
Solution
Have you tried rebuilding your icon cache? How to Rebuild a Broken Icon Cache in Windows 10
I have no folders, can't view images, control panel has no images next to the text, I have tried system restore, rebuild cache, delete iconcache.db, sfc /scannow and no fix!!!
I believe it's KB3199986 because it has created lots of issues from what I have read.
I believe it's KB3199986 because it has created lots of issues from what I have read.
Sonny
Fantastic Member
Open up your control panel. Go to uninstall programs and then click on view installed updates. You should be able to remove it from there.
