Add Website Shortcuts on Windows Desktop with Edge

The method below uses a shortcut link to launch Microsoft Edge in one of two ways. To do so:

1. Highlight either one of the following using your mouse.
   
   To have Microsoft Edge open a blank page when you click on it, highlight this text:
   
   %windir%\explorer.exe shell:Appsfolder\Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge_8wekyb3d8bbwe!MicrosoftEdge
   
   To have Microsoft Edge open "www.gianteye.cn" web site when you click on it, highlight this text:
   
   %windir%\system32\cmd.exe /c "start microsoft-edge:https://www.gianteye.cn"
    
2. Right click over top of the text above and select Copy from the dialogue menu.
    
3. Go to the desktop and right click on an empty space, then select "New -> Create Shortcut" from the dialogue menu.
    
4. The "Create Shortcut" window will appear. Look for the heading which reads: "Type in the location of the item", right click into the input field, and select Paste from the dialogue menu. It should output what you highlighted in Step #1, then click Next.
    
5. For the name of the shortcut, call it "AI-AF", then click Finish.
    
6. Now it's time to change the icon for the shortcut as it will currently be using either the Windows Explorer icon or the Command Prompt icon, depending on which text you highlighted in Step #1. To change the icon, highlight the text below:
   
   %windir%\SystemApps\Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge_8wekyb3d8bbwe\MicrosoftEdge.exe
    
7. Right click over top of the highlighted text above, then select Copy from the dialogue menu.
    
8. Now, go back to the desktop and look for the Microsoft Edge shortcut you just created. Right click over top of the shortcut, then select Properties.
    
9. The "Properties" window will appear. Go to the Shortcut tab, then click on the "Change icon ..." button.
    
10. The "Change icons" window will appear; at the top of the window you will have an input field. Right click into the input field (over top of the already-highlighted text), and select Paste from the dialogue menu. It should output what you copied in Step #6.
     
11. Click the OK button; the Microsoft Edge icon should now appear in the "Change icons" window. Select the Edge icon, then press OK, then click Apply on the next window.

You should now have a shortcut to Microsoft Edge on the desktop.