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If you don't notice the tile in the red box should be on the start menu, but now it is on the top of my screen. I found this could be fixed by restarting windows explorer.
1. Run "sfc/scannow"
2. Run CHKDSK
3. Rebuild icon cache
taskkill /F /IM explorer.exe
cd /d %userprofile%\AppData\Local
attrib –h IconCache.db
del IconCache.db
start explorer.exe
or do the following.....
Open File Explorer.
Navigate to the C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Explorer folder.
In this folder, you will see a lot of files like iconcache_32.db, iconcache_48.db, iconcache_96.db, iconcache_256.db, iconcache_1024.db, iconcache_1280.db, iconcache_1600.db, iconcache_1920.db, iconcache_2560.db, iconcache_exif.db, iconcache_idx.db, iconcache_sr.db, iconcache_wide.dd, iconcache_wide_alternate.db, etc.
Delete them all to purge and rebuild the icon cache.
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If you don't notice the tile in the red box should be on the start menu, but now it is on the top of my screen. I found this could be fixed by restarting windows explorer.