Thanks for posting to the Community and sharing details, @cheermom.
I can help you find the Accumulated Depreciation account. Under Accountant View, you can create this under Assets and save the book under Fixed Asset Computers.
Let me share with you the steps to create the Accumulated Depreciation for Assets account:
- Click the Gear icon on the top right, and select Chart of accounts.
- Click New.
- Choose Assets, then from the Save account under* drop-down, select Fixed Asset Computers.

- From the Tax form section* drop-down field, choose Accumulated Depreciation.

- Enter your account name and other details (optional) and hit Save.
If you're in a Business view while entering a new account in COA, the Account Type should be under Fixed Assets. This way, you can choose the Accumulated Depreciation under the Detail Type. Please see my attachment for visual reference:

For your reference, feel free to read this article: Add an account to your chart of accounts in QuickBooks.
Furthermore, I'd like to add this article for more information on understanding the difference between the business view and the accountant view: Switch between Business and Accountant view in QuickBooks Online.
Let me know in the comment if you successfully add the account. If you have any questions, you can add some comments below. I'm always here to back you up. Have a nice day!