Hopefully this helps you or someone else. This should automatically replace the icon.Īs for a sripts to do across multiple folders, i'm wanting to do it as well but no luck finding it yet. Ill show you two ways to do this: The first way uses MS Paint and the second uses the Easy PNG to I. You simply need to change the name of your icon folders to icon.ico and have them inside their respective folder. Today, were creating custom icons for our folders Ace. The "IconResource=.\icon.ico,0" <- Makes so that the folder assumes the file "icon.ico" as the default icon for it. The single icon tab is easy to use, all you have. Batch changing folder icons is a process where you can change the icons of multiple folders at the same time, instead of individually.
#Batch folder icon changer windows#
This is be your modified desktop.ini that you will want to put in all your wanted folders to change icons. The Folder Icon Changer is split into two tabs, change a single icon or batch change several folders at once. Just like updating the style and layout of furniture in house once in a while, changing the Windows icons can not only make our system look better, but also. Go to your first folder that you want to replace icons, and open the desktop.ini and replace to the following: Deleting the Iconr file will remove the custom icon, so to prevent accidents it is good to be hidden. If you havent set a custom icon to the folder before, the file probably will not exist, but Rez creates it onthefly. Now go to following Registry key: HKEYLOCALMACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionExplorer 3. Now type regedit and click on OK button to launch Registry Editor. Hit Apply, but dont close it because after copying the modified desktop.ini which you will create to your folders you wanna select back "Hide protected operating system files" so you dont delete stuff by accident in the future. To change folders icon you dont point Rez -append tmp.rsrc to the folder but a special Iconr file inside the folder. On your keyboard press WIN+R keys together to open the Run dialog box. Office, Four-color puzzle piece superimposed over a folder, msoffice.exe,12.
Select "Show hidden files, folders, or drives" <- Will show hidden filesĭeselect "Hide protected operating system files" <- Will show the Desktop.ini files Toolbar, Icon Description, Icon File/Number.
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