Vista desktop display Internet Explorer

In Windows Vista, I do not know why Microsoft has canceled Internet Explorer icons that have been present on Windows desktops for a long time. This makes many users feel uncomfortable. Although we can create ie shortcuts on the desktop, or even remove the arrows in the IE shortcut icon to make it more like the IE icon on a traditional Windows desktop, however, it is inconvenient to change the IE settings by right-clicking the IE icon as before.
This article describes how to retrieve traditional ie icons on a Windows Vista desktop.
Open Registry Editor: this can be achieved by inputting "“regedit.exe.exe" in the search box of the opening menu or clicking "r" at the same time to enter "“regedit.exe" in the runtime box;
If UAC is not disabled, a prompt window is displayed in Windows Vista when you run the Registry Editor. Click OK.
Find the following registry Branch:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Explorer \ hidemo-topicons \ newstartpanel
Note: When Windows Vista uses a classic topic, it should be:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Explorer \ hidemo-topicons \ classicstartmenu
If no branch exists, create it;
Create a DWORD (32-bit) registry entry named "{871c5316-42a0-1069-a2ea-08002b30309d;
Set the value to "0 ";
After you refresh the desktop, you can see that the disappears IE7 icon is displayed again. Right-click to view the related Internet browsing settings.