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Icon Files

Icon files in no real order.

System Files Patcher v2

It will patch your system files so they contain vista icons.

Contains more icons, more changes.

Readme with instructions is included.

It patches the following files:

Calc.exe - Microsoft Calculator

mspaint.exe - Microsoft Paint

notepad.exe - Microsoft Notepad

explorer.exe - Microsoft Windows Explorer

shell32.dll - Microsoft Windows Shell

shimgvw.dll - Microsoft Windows Fax Viewer

mydocs.dll - Microsoft Windows My Documents

iexplore.exe - Microsoft Internet Explorer

fontext.dll - Microsoft Font Library

Edited by Mike_Wilson
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I neither have the time or patience to insert every single Icon into my Shell32. Can you not just provide us with your altered Shell32.dll? Or maybe someone has the time to create an install which changes all the icons - as I have used in the past, I don't fancy faffing about with Icon Packager either.

glad you fixed the icons that weren't working with that other release.

if i may ask how do you change only 1 hard drive icon? your C drive is different form the others, i can change them all but not just 1 (using microangelo librarian). this seems to be my only problem so far thanks in advance!

I downloaded Resource Hacker, opened the shell32.dll from the %windows%\system32 folder, and went to the ICON folder, and tried to change ICON 61. If i change it for one of the new icons from Mike_Wilson, it asks me to save it, thats where I have problems. Could someone post some steps on how to do it?

Thanks

/EZ

To change the drive icon like mine has the flag on my windows drive. I use a registry setting which looks like the following:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\DriveIcons\C\DefaultIcon]
@="C:\\Documents and Settings\\vistadrive.ico"

All its doing is saying use this icon on this drive, my windows drive is my C:\ drive so the key is C etc. The @ setting is the path of the icon with the flag. Just copy the code above into notepad, change the path to the path of your icon and save it with .reg extension then run it and click yes.

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