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When reassigning individual icons, avoid selecting generic icons by number (e.g., "icon #11"). Instead, click Browse and select a uniquely-named, physical .ico file. This prevents Windows from renumbering the package and causing icons to get "out of whack".

Change all Windows icons, including folders, system files, and drive icons, with a single click. iconpackager stardock

| Feature | IconPackager | Manual (Resource Hacker) | 7TSP (7TSP GUI) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | High (reversible) | Low (can break Windows) | Medium | | Ease of Use | High (one-click) | Very low (needs .dll hacking) | Medium | | Speed | 3 seconds | 15 minutes | 1 minute | | Windows 11 Support | Yes | No (breaks on updates) | Partial | | Price | $9.99 (one-time) | Free | Free | Change all Windows icons, including folders, system files,

Rating: 4.5/5 Stars Time used: 7+ years (on and off since Windows 7) You’re better off manually downloading packages from a

The built-in "Browse for Packages" button opens a half-broken WinCustomize feed. Half the thumbnails are missing. You’re better off manually downloading packages from a browser.

Use the Color configuration option to adjust the entire package’s hue or saturation. This creates a "solid" look where third-party icons match your desktop theme seamlessly.

Initially, I was worried. Windows 11’s new File Explorer and centered taskbar broke many legacy customizers. But Stardock pushed an update in early 2023 that works natively with Windows 11 22H2 and 23H2. Even the new context menu icons can be changed (though you need to toggle "Advanced Replacements" in settings).