The Video Surgeon icon had disappeared from my desktop.

The Video Surgeon icon had disappeared from my desktop.

Assuming the program is still installed on your machine, go to your "C: Program files (x86)\Video Surgeon 2\" folder. Inside that folder locate the VideoSurgeon.exe file. Right click it and select create a shortcut. Now copy this shortcut and paste it to your desktop. 

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