Rabbit folder icons windows 7

Asked By daub sofia 0 points N/A Posted on - 05/29/2013

Good day techyv!

 

I was having a problem making rabbit folder icons windows 7 operating system. Please provide me step-by-step procedures with pictures in changing windows 7 folder icons to rabbit icons.

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Answered By Lopez Berardi 0 points N/A #171572

Rabbit folder icons windows 7

If you are looking for rabbit icons for your folders, you don't have to make it yourself. There are many rabbit icon sets that can be found in the Internet. Here is one set to help you get started. For customizing your folders to use these icons, this guide can help you do such.

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Answered By Caldwell Llanos 5 points N/A #171573

Rabbit folder icons windows 7

Hi Daub,

Hope all is well with you today. I was able to get something that might help you out. What I am about to introduce to you is a simple tweak to change the folder Icon of your win 7. This is not the usual setting that you configure from your Windows. This as well won’t work with Home version of Win7. If this will work with your machine it will totally change the Icon of your folders. Here’s how:

1. Open the folder where you want to change the Icon.
2. Go to Tools > Folder Options > Go to “View” tab
3. Select “Show hidden files, folders and drives”
4. Uncheck “Hide Extensions for known file types”
5. Uncheck “ Hide Protected Operating file Systems” > click OK
6. Put the Image file inside the folder where you want the Icon Changed
7. Open a NOTEPAD.
8. Paste the info you find from the attached file.

Notes: replace “Folder.ico” with the filename of your file from “IconFile=Folder.ico” so it would look like “IconFile=myImage.bmp”.

9. Save the file as “Desktop.ini”.
10. Restart your computer.

 

Hope this helps! 

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