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The Socialmedia Icons pack provides ICO files for the most common social networks logos and web-based businesses. In total, there are icons in the pack. If you want to give your computer a holiday makeover, check out the RocketTheme Christmas Icons pack. Only 10 icons are available, but it's more than enough to give your PC a festive feel every December. After all, there is such a thing as Christmas overload! In the pack, you will find a snow globe, a nutcracker, a stocking, some baubles, and a smattering of other ICO files.

Sticking with the unusual, why not decorate your Windows 10 computer with anime-themed icons? They're only available for folders, but if you like the increasingly prevalent Japanese art form, you will love them.

Even better, the icons are specifically designed to display women from some of the most popular anime shows from the last few years. The icons themselves come in the easy-to-use ICO format.

You can download them individually or in bulk. For folders, the designer has used the same basic design with a content-specific icon laid over the top.

There are also unique icons explicitly for music, video, and picture files. Icons are in the ICO format. You just need to make the desired alterations in each file or folder's Customization tab, as detailed earlier. If you prefer a cutesy desktop, you might like the Animal Icons pack. Changing a folder icon is similar to the above process: to begin, right-click the folder you'd like to change and choose Properties. On the resulting window, switch to the Customize tab.

Select the Change Icon button at the bottom to select a new icon from your computer. Windows includes many default icons for this, but most of them are old-school and ugly. Hit Browse to locate your custom icons instead.

If you ever change your mind, just open this window and choose Restore Defaults to get the original folder icon back. Want to change all the standard folder icons on your computer with one action? You'll have to dig into the Registry to do so. Remember that it's possible to damage your system by modifying the Registry, so take care not to touch any other values while inside.

First, type regedit into the Start menu to open the utility. You'll need to provide administrator permissions to continue. Navigate to the following location:. Name the new key Shell Icons , then select it in the left panel. Set its name as 3. Repeat this to create another string called 4. Now, double-click the 3 string you just made. In the Value data field, enter the location of your folder icon in quotes.

An easy way to do this is by holding Shift while right-clicking your ICO file, then selecting the Copy as path option. It should look something like this:. Repeat this for the 4 string, then click OK and exit the Registry Editor. If you don't see the change take effect upon opening a new File Explorer window, you'll need to restart File Explorer for your changes to take effect.

Click More details to expand it if needed. On the Processes tab, find Windows Explorer. Right-click this and choose Restart. This should apply your new icon to all folders. To remove this in the future, simply delete the Shell Icons Registry key you created. We tested this method as working in Windows 10 version 20H2, but other users have reported that it has no effect. Your mileage may thus vary depending on your version of Windows Normally, for each file type, Windows shows an icon of the default program.

If you'd like to change this, you can use a free utility called FileTypesMan to change the icon for any file type. Double-click it in the list to open a new window with many more options.

Next to the Default Icon field, you'll see a Using this, you can set up separate icons to distinguish file types, even if they open in the same program. Want to change the icons that you see in This PC for your various computer drives? A free utility called Drive Icon Changer makes this easy. It's similar to FileTypesMan mentioned above, but much more basic. Simply select a drive and the desired icon, and it will apply them for you after a restart.

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Any image, link, or discussion related to child pornography, child nudity, or other child abuse or exploitation. Most all other application icons are hard coded inside the main application exe file or inside a resource dll Very rarely are program icons stored as an image file separate to the program executable Are you looking for specific icons?

MSI GV72 - Details required : characters remaining Cancel Submit 20 people found this reply helpful. Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. Icons are stored in many places throughout Windows and applications. You'll have an easier time searching on the internet for the icons you like.