razorsedge
January 27th, 2011, 01:46 AM
Are you bored of the default Windows 7 icons? Want to replace Windows icons with custom ones? Yes, you can accomplish the task with AdSevenIconChanger.
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By default Windows stores the icons in dll files such as Shell32.dll, Imageres.dll, User32.dll, Powercpl.dll, which can be found in System32 folder. Even though custom icon packs with installers are available, manually replacing the default icons is the best way to have personalized icons.
With AdSevenIconChanger, one can easily replace one or more icons present in Shell32.dll, Imageres.dll, ActionCenter.dll, Powercpl.dll, and User32.dll files with a few mouse click.
And, once you have replaced an icon with the custom one, you will need to restart or log off to apply changes. AdSevenIconChanger also allows you restore the original one at any time. Make sure that you run the AdSevenIconChanger with admin rights to avoid any error.
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http://www.mediafire.com/?3c5es14rrpoozrz
40441
By default Windows stores the icons in dll files such as Shell32.dll, Imageres.dll, User32.dll, Powercpl.dll, which can be found in System32 folder. Even though custom icon packs with installers are available, manually replacing the default icons is the best way to have personalized icons.
With AdSevenIconChanger, one can easily replace one or more icons present in Shell32.dll, Imageres.dll, ActionCenter.dll, Powercpl.dll, and User32.dll files with a few mouse click.
And, once you have replaced an icon with the custom one, you will need to restart or log off to apply changes. AdSevenIconChanger also allows you restore the original one at any time. Make sure that you run the AdSevenIconChanger with admin rights to avoid any error.
40442
http://www.mediafire.com/?3c5es14rrpoozrz