Windows 10: How to reset Home location in Windows 10 so it matches the default location.

Settings/Privacy/Location/Set Default My default icon is correctly located. The Home icon on the same map is incorrect. How can I make the home icon match the location of the default icon? Why are there two different icons in different places?

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FS/FT Thread title location

One more suggestion for B/S/T forum is the inclusion of a location made mandatory.
I know it's already possible, but there's a limited choice in locations, and not many people use it, assuming that because they're in the US, they don't need to.
The problem from this comes when they state quite clearly (although sometimes not clearly at all), they only ship to the US.
Making location mandatory in the thread title would save a bit of time and hassle, and would make searching the forum easier.

A suggestion for this: use the poster's location, if they've added a correct location, as the default.

It's not like it's an issue of privacy, the poster will tell where they're from within the post in a round-about way.

Not a big suggestion, but I thought I'd throw it in there.

 

Location

Hello Lisa,

One possible cause is that these applications base the location from your Internet Service Provider's IP location. Furthermore, for us to better assist you, we'd like to know the following:

• Confirm which build is currently installed on your device. To check, follow the steps below:

• Press Windows key + R, then type in winver.
• Click OK.

• Have you tried setting you default location under Settings? To check, refer to the steps below:

• Press Windows key + I, then select Privacy.
• Go to Location. Under Default location, click on
  Set default.

• Which browser are you using to access the said websites?

We look forward to your response.

Regards.

 

Can I Change My Default Desktop Location??

Hello Lucas,

You may change the default location for the desktop and library folders on Windows 10.

To change the default location of the folders, please follow these steps:

• Click Start, type This PC and press
  Enter.
• Right-click the Desktop folder and select Properties.
• Go to Location tab and click Move.
• Find the new location for the Desktop folder and click
  Select Folder.
• Click OK to finish.

The steps must be done on each of the library folders.

Regards.