Favorites Icons???

How can I change the default icon?

Sunday, February 5, 2006 by NoonienSoong | Discussion: Icons

Ok, I HATE the default blue and white IE icon that is attached to any new Favorites that I store. So I changed the icon for http, URL,... basically everywhere that nasty icon is attached to anything internet related. I did this in IconPackager, and also manually in Tools/Folder Options/File Types. When I open IE and view the Favorites folder, my new icon shows up on all links for a fraction of a second before it is immediately replaced by the default icon again!!!!!!! WTF. When I view my favorites folder in Explorer, all the items have my new icon. In IE, however, they only have this new icon briefly and are replaced. I've tried deleting all temp files, rebuilding cache, rebuilding image files (in IP), but nothing seems to work.

Now, to be clear, I'm not talking about Favicons (custom icons for certain websites), I'm just talking about the ordinary link icon that is associated with new Favorite entries.

Does ANYONE know how to change this - it's so f*cking frustrating because I have changed every occurance of the default icon with my new one and yet STILL the old icon prevails. I even tried reshacking IE but that made my iexplorer.exe file HUGE and when I started it is was in some kind of "mode" ... that did not work.

I'm desperate, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
aimzzz
Reply #1 Sunday, February 5, 2006 8:22 PM
Duplicate thread-- it's being addressed here: https://www.wincustomize.com/Forums.aspx?ForumID=169&AID=99979

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