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Option One: Change an Individual Drive Icon with Drive Icon Changer The easiest way to change the icon for an individual drive is with a free tool named Drive Icon Changer. It was originally written for Windows Vista but it also works in Windows 7, 8, and 10 to let you quickly change the icon for any drive. Here is a simple tip to change removable disk default icons in windows. As you can see the default removable disk icons is similar like windows hard drives icons, which might confusing windows user and very hard to difference them. Couple of days before my hard disk icon has changed into a file which right top corner is turned. I have tried a lot to retrieve its original icon but still unsuccessful, kindly may i know how to back.

For example, in the C: Users Public folder. E) Go to step 11.

Conclusion My computer has different icons for all my drives and it corresponds to the contents in them. That way it gives a decent look to my system and also impresses people who get a chance to use my machine. Do you plan to do a similar thing? If yes, which process you plan to use? Last updated on 8 Feb, 2018.

I'm a 100% sure that all the files are present and nothing was moved. Installation & Setup I bought my PC build with an SSD, which I plan to use for programs and the such, and a HDD, which I want to use to store smaller files, like images and documents. But during the installation of Windows 8, I chose the SSD to install Windows. Is there a way I can change local disk to be the HDD,. Installation & Setup Hi every body hi to all helper In my laptop dell 5050 Win7 64bit the programs didn’t setup on D or F e.g local disk it force me setup exclusive on C local disk,, why this problem??:cry::cry::cry: All my regards to the helper With my compliments Installation & Setup Hello. I need a help to fix my Local Disk icon. I already try to restore the default icon in the customize tab in the properties.

• Open Registry Editor. If you are not familiar with Registry Editor, see this. • Go to the following key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Explorer DriveIcons Tip: You can.

Right-click the EXE file and choose “Run as administrator.” The first time you run the tool, it may ask you to install some files, so go ahead and let it do that. It’s also a, so there’s no installation necessary. After running it, you’ll see that Drive Icon Changer has only one screen where you select the drive for which you want to change the icon and then browse for the ICO file you want to use. There are no additional settings available. Select your drive, find your ICO file, and then click the “Save” button. In our example, we’re using a set of from. You’ll get a notification that the icon has been changed successfully.

If yes, which process you plan to use? Last updated on 8 Feb, 2018.

NOTE: You can use any of the Windows 7 files that include icons in them that you want though. This is just the most common one.

All Drives Icon (default drive icon) - Change in Windows 10 Again, let's apply a simple tweak to change them. • Open Registry Editor. If you are not familiar with Registry Editor, see this. • Go to the following key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Explorer Shell Icons Tip: You can. Note: If the Shell Icons key does not exist, just create it. • Create a new string value at the above key called 8 by right clicking in the right pane and choosing New -> Expandable String value.Set its value data to the path of your icon file. I will use the drive icon from Windows Vista, which I placed in c: icons: C: icons Vista Drive.ico See the following screenshot: •.

A) Open the autorun.inf file, then add or change the icon= line below. (see screenshots below) NOTE: Substitute icon file name with the actual name of your icon file (ex: Thumb_Drive.ico) from step 4. Change a Drive Icon in Registry Editor for Current User Account Only 1. If you did OPTION ONE previously, then you will need to either remove the icon=icon file name.ico entry from the autorun.inf file, or delete the autorun.inf file in the root of the drive that you want to change the icon of. Press the Windows + R keys to open the Run dialog, type regedit, and press Enter.

In Explorer I want to be able to see and differentiate drives at a glance. I can assign new icons but frustratingly I cannot change the size. I would like to make the drive icons one size bigger - does anyone. Customization Our Sites Site Links About Us Find Us • • • • • • •.

• Open Registry Editor. If you are not familiar with Registry Editor, see this. • Go to the following key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Explorer Shell Icons Tip: You can. Note: If the Shell Icons key does not exist, just create it.

Code: 'G: Windows 7 PNG Files Start_Orb.ico' E) Go to step 13. To Use another Icon Included in Windows 7 A) Download and install the free program for your. NOTE: This program will add a Icons tab to files (ex: imageres.dll) that contain a icon library in them so you can see the icons available in it. B) In Windows Explorer, navigate to C: Windows System32 imageres.dll and right click on imageres.dll, click on Properties, and click on the Icons tab.

You can, however, change the image for a rewritable drive or a writeable drive you haven’t finalized yet. You can change optical drive icons using the instructions in the next section, though. Change an Individual Drive Icon by Editing the Registry While changing an individual drive icon is much easier using Drive Icon Changer, you can also make a similar change by editing the Registry. Why go through the extra effort? Well, you might have some autorun restrictions in place that don’t let you use the first method, or you might want to change the icon used for an optical drive.

If you selected a removable drive, you can also just disconnect and reconnect it. If you’re changing the icons for multiple drives, you can also wait and restart your PC when you’re done with all of them. After restarting, you should see your new drive icon in File Explorer. Drive Icon Changer works by creating two hidden files on the root directory of whatever drive you select. One is a copy of the ICO file that gets renamed to “Drive.ico” and the other is a simple autorun.inf file that contains only the following lines: [autorun] ICON=Drive.ico So, if you prefer, you could just create that autorun.inf file yourself using Notepad, copy the ICO file to your drive and rename it, restart your PC (or disconnect and reconnect the drive if it’s removable), and the drive icon would change. The tool just makes it a bit easier. And if you want to reverse the changes you’ve made to a drive, all you have to do is delete those two files.

For example, in the C: Users Public folder. E) Go to step 11. To Use another Icon Included in Windows 7 A) Download and install the free program for your. NOTE: This program will add a Icons tab to files (ex: imageres.dll) that contain a icon library in them so you can see the icons available in it. B) In Windows Explorer, navigate to C: Windows System32 imageres.dll and right click on imageres.dll, click on Properties, and click on the Icons tab.

Select your drive, find your ICO file, and then click the “Save” button. In our example, we’re using a set of from. You’ll get a notification that the icon has been changed successfully. You’ll then need to restart your PC for the change to take effect if you selected an internal drive. If you selected a removable drive, you can also just disconnect and reconnect it. If you’re changing the icons for multiple drives, you can also wait and restart your PC when you’re done with all of them. After restarting, you should see your new drive icon in File Explorer.

You can find tons of icons on the web, many of which are freely available. For the purpose of this guide, I'll be using a from IconArchive, but you can download different icons from many other websites. Once you downloaded the.ico file, you'll need to copy the icon and create autorun.inf file on your removable drive using these steps: • Connect the removable drive you want to set a custom icon. • Using File Explorer, open the removable drive. • At the root of the drive, right-click, select New, and click Text Document. • Name the file autorun.inf and press Enter.

To Use a Custom Icon of Your Own A) Make sure that the icon is if not already. B) Make sure that the icon is located in a folder (ex: a C: Users Public folder) where all users (everyone) have access rights.

• Open Registry Editor. If you are not familiar with Registry Editor, see this. • Go to the following key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Explorer DriveIcons Tip: You can. Note: If the DriveIcons key does not exist, just create it.

For that reason, you may not get the results you want with removable drives. This especially holds true if you use multiple reusable drives and the letters change often. To get around this, you can. Now, you’re going to create another new key, this time inside the drive letter key you just created. Right click the key you named after your drive letter and choose New > Key. Name the new key “DefaultIcon.” Select the new DefaultIcon key in the left pane and then, in the right pane, double-click the (Default) value to open its properties window. In the “Edit String” window, type the full path (surrounded by quotes) for the ICO file you want to use as your icon into the “Value data” box and then click “OK.” The changes should take effect immediately, so you won’t need to restart your PC.

RELATED: NOTE: As you probably noticed, this method differs from using Drive Icon Changer in that, instead of using the autorun feature, you’re actually assigning the icon to a drive letter. For that reason, you may not get the results you want with removable drives. This especially holds true if you use multiple reusable drives and the letters change often. To get around this, you can. Now, you’re going to create another new key, this time inside the drive letter key you just created. Right click the key you named after your drive letter and choose New > Key. Name the new key “DefaultIcon.” Select the new DefaultIcon key in the left pane and then, in the right pane, double-click the (Default) value to open its properties window.

In the left pane, right click on the drive letter (ex: C ), click/tap on New and Key, type DefaultIcon, and press Enter. NOTE: If you already have the DefaultIcon key under the drive letter (ex: C ), then go to step 8, 9, or 10. (see screenshot above and below) 8. To Restore the Default Drive Icon A) Right click on the drive letter (ex: C ) from step 6 above that you want to restore, and click/tap on Delete and Yes. (see screenshot below step 6) B) Go to step 12.

Right-click the drive you’d like to give a custom icon, then click “Get Info.” This will bring up the information screen for your hard drive. If you click the icon at the top of this window, you will see a blue highlight, indicating that the icon has been selected. Once you see this, press Command+V on your keyboard to paste your icon.

I have an odd problem that just occurred in Windows 7. I have several internal hard drives and 1 external hard drive. The external drive has always had its own unique icon and the internal hard drives all have the same icon image. But somehow, the external drive now has an icon image of an internal drive, and my largest drive, a 1.5TB HD, is showing the icon previously used by the external hard drive. I can't figure out why this happened, or how to change this back to the way it was. There is no performance issue, its just confusing since I've seen that external drive image so long I automatically go for the image when in my computer or explorer, and now that means I'm often selecting the wrong drive. I click on properties>customize then select change folder image and select a hard drive icon that I want for each drive but it never changes the icon.

Change a Drive Icon using a 'autorun.inf' File NOTE: While this option can be used for any drive, it is really useful for external drives like a USB flash drive. NOTE: This way you will be able to rename the file extension in step 3 below. Connect and/or open the drive that you want to change the icon of. In the root of the drive that you want to change the icon of, right click or press and hold on an empty space, and click/tap on New and Text Document.

(see screenshot above and below) 8. To Restore the Default Drive Icon A) Right click on the drive letter (ex: C ) from step 6 above that you want to restore, and click/tap on Delete and Yes.

In our example, we’re changing drive H. RELATED: NOTE: As you probably noticed, this method differs from using Drive Icon Changer in that, instead of using the autorun feature, you’re actually assigning the icon to a drive letter. For that reason, you may not get the results you want with removable drives. This especially holds true if you use multiple reusable drives and the letters change often. To get around this, you can.

The icon will need to stay here for as long as you are using it for the drive icon, otherwise it will break the link and no longer display as the drive's icon. C) In the right pane of DefaultIcon, double click/tap on (Default) to modify it. (see screenshot below step 7) D) In the Modify window, type this below, and click/tap on OK. (see screenshot below) NOTE: Substitute with your icons full path and name with file extension in quotes instead.

If you for a drive, the BitLocker icon will always show for the drive no matter what you change it to. Right click or press and hold on an empty space in the root directory of the drive, click/tap on New, and click/tap on Text Document. (see screenshot below) If you already have a autorun.inf file in the root directory of this drive, then skip this step and go to instead. If this is for the Windows C drive, then you will need to do steps 3, 4, 6, 7, and 8 on your desktop first, then move the autorun.inf to the root directory of the Windows C drive. You will need to be signed in as an administrator to do this for the Windows C drive.

(see screenshot above and below) 9. In the left pane, right click on the drive letter (ex: C ), click/tap on New and Key, type DefaultIcon, and press Enter.

I can assign new icons but frustratingly I cannot change the size. I would like to make the drive icons one size bigger - does anyone.

Step 1: Select an icon for your drive and paste a copy of the same at the root of the drive whose icon you desire to change. Take note of the file name. Say for example, it is TV.ico.

For that reason, you may not get the results you want with removable drives. This especially holds true if you use multiple reusable drives and the letters change often. To get around this, you can. Now, you’re going to create another new key, this time inside the drive letter key you just created.

Is there a way I can change local disk to be the HDD,. Installation & Setup Hi every body hi to all helper In my laptop dell 5050 Win7 64bit the programs didn’t setup on D or F e.g local disk it force me setup exclusive on C local disk,, why this problem??:cry::cry::cry: All my regards to the helper With my compliments Installation & Setup Hello. I need a help to fix my Local Disk icon. I already try to restore the default icon in the customize tab in the properties.

Run the executable file to see the following interface. Step 2: Click on the Browse button and choose your icon file. You may search for the available ones by using the expression *.ico. Step 3: Back on the tool, select the letter of the drive to change the icon for and click on Change icon! In case you want to revert, just execute the application again and click on Reset icon! Conclusion My computer has different icons for all my drives and it corresponds to the contents in them. That way it gives a decent look to my system and also impresses people who get a chance to use my machine.

I have an odd problem that just occurred in Windows 7. I have several internal hard drives and 1 external hard drive. The external drive has always had its own unique icon and the internal hard drives all have the same icon image. But somehow, the external drive now has an icon image of an internal drive, and my largest drive, a 1.5TB HD, is showing the icon previously used by the external hard drive. I can't figure out why this happened, or how to change this back to the way it was. There is no performance issue, its just confusing since I've seen that external drive image so long I automatically go for the image when in my computer or explorer, and now that means I'm often selecting the wrong drive. I click on properties>customize then select change folder image and select a hard drive icon that I want for each drive but it never changes the icon.

I recently upgraded this G5 to 10.4.11 from 10.4.9 and have observed numerous new, small glitches like this, especially in the Finder. Windows won't keep their icons arranged after a restart, and/or the icon sizes will change, or the window view might change.

But it's not working. I hope somebody can help me. Thanks a lot.:orb: General Discussion HI guys.

Now, there is one thing I really love about it and that’s the customized icons that it shows for the special folders in it (Documents, Music, Pictures and Videos). It gives a glimpse of what is stored within. I also have the habit of in a similar fashion.

Now, you’re going to create another new key, this time inside the drive letter key you just created. Right click the key you named after your drive letter and choose New > Key. Name the new key “DefaultIcon.” Select the new DefaultIcon key in the left pane and then, in the right pane, double-click the (Default) value to open its properties window.

If you’re changing the icons for multiple drives, you can also wait and restart your PC when you’re done with all of them. After restarting, you should see your new drive icon in File Explorer. Drive Icon Changer works by creating two hidden files on the root directory of whatever drive you select. One is a copy of the ICO file that gets renamed to “Drive.ico” and the other is a simple autorun.inf file that contains only the following lines: [autorun] ICON=Drive.ico So, if you prefer, you could just create that autorun.inf file yourself using Notepad, copy the ICO file to your drive and rename it, restart your PC (or disconnect and reconnect the drive if it’s removable), and the drive icon would change.

I then pasted a new icon into the same place and it showed up ok, but it didn't appear in the larger preview area near the bottom of that window. I checked permissions and it said 'You can Read & Write.' I closed and reopened the Get Info window but there was no change. I then went to the volume itself and did the same thing but I still couldn't select the small icon in the volumes main Get Info window.

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We have seen and used the. We also talked about. Now, there is one thing I really love about it and that’s the customized icons that it shows for the special folders in it (Documents, Music, Pictures and Videos). It gives a glimpse of what is stored within. I also have the habit of in a similar fashion. Say for example, a dedicated drive for all my entertainment stuff, another one for all my software and so on and so forth.