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- 2. The first screen that appears when we Start/Switch on our computer. The desktop is the primary user interface of a computer. It includes the desktop background (or wallpaper) and icons of files and folders you may have saved to the desktop. In Windows, the desktop includes a task bar, which is located at the bottom of the screen by default.
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