How Do You Change File Icons In Vista?
Changing your file icons in Vista can personalize your desktop and files. It can also help make important files easily recognizable. Desktop icons, file folder icons and shortcut icons are customizable and can be changed through the “Properties” menu. The process is slightly different for each of the file groups. You can use one of Vista’s hundreds of default icons or select a different icon from your computer. Turn on your computer and go to your desktop. Right-click on your desktop and click “Personalize.” Click “Change Desktop Icons” under the task menu in the left-hand pane. This will bring up the “Desktop Icon Settings” menu. Click on one of the five default icons you would like to change. Desktop icons include “My Computer,” “Network,” “User,” “Recycle Bin — Empty” and “Recycle Bin — Full.” Click “Change Icon.” Select a different icon by scrolling through the “Change Icon” window. Select a personal icon by selecting the “Browse” option. Open the folder that contains your desire
