How Do You Fix A Damaged Windows Vista Games Shortcut?
The Windows Vista operating system ads a unique category to the “Start” menu labeled “Games.” This sub folder contains shortcut icons to all of the video games you have on your computer. It is designed to be an easy way to start up these games, so you don’t have to take up valuable desktop space with shortcuts or wade through the “Start” menu every time you want to have some fun. If one of these files has become damaged, you can easily replace it. Step 1 Click the “Start” button on your taskbar. Step 2 Right click on “Games,” located on the right-side panel. Step 3 Click “Open.” This will open the contents of the “Games” folder in a Windows Explorer window on screen. Minimize this window for the time being. Step 4 Navigate to the directory in which your video game was installed on your computer. By default, games are installed in the “Program Files” folder in Windows Vista (accessible by clicking on the “Computer” Start menu option, then “C”, then “Program Files”). Go to the game’s fol
