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Fences 4 Automatically organize your desktop apps, files, and folders on Windows 10 and 11. Start11 Customize the Start Menu and Taskbar in Windows 10/11. I'm on a Windows 7 64bit system, but I wouldn't think that would make a difference for one single solitary shortcut.Software Object Desktop Your complete Windows customization suite. All of the other shortcuts in that (and every other shortcut folder) work perfectly. I could see this happening if something was wrong with the bloody shortcut, but if I open the folder (even through the Stack Docklet) and click on the shortcut, it comes up just fine. I created a new shortcut for iTunes on my desktop, tested it (it worked), opened the Entertainment folder, moved the shortcut into that folder, tested it (it worked), closed the folder, checked the Entertainment stack, the new shortcut was in there, clicked on it. I deleted the old iTunes shortcut because I kept getting a "File not found" error when I clicked on it in that stack. I have all of my music and videos in a shortcut folder named "Entertainment".
It all used to work perfectly, then something went haywire with just that shortcut. I am suddenly having more or less the same problem, but only with one shortcut (iTunes).
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