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[quote who="pelaird" reply="14" id="3941469"] What cursor are you using in this screenshot? [/quote] Alienware Invader

Giger Queen. Definitely not for everyone, so not submitted to the WC gallery, but if you want it, you can grab it here ;-)

[quote who="sdrohan" reply="23" id="3941196"] Your images are too small [/quote]Fixed. ;-)

Happy to help, Danny! :)

If you click on your user icon in the upper right of this page and select Downloads from the drop down menu, you will be taken to your software downloads page. Under the Object Desktob Manager tab, click on View Individual Downloads and get access to download links included in your subscription. <img src="https://cdn.stardock.us/forums/4/68/468280/2

[quote who="LightStar" reply="674" id="3940996"] Now when I post my designs on my Facebook page, they are getting deleted saying they are SPAM. I have been posting them there for over 10 years! [/quote]Facebook are going after anything and everything remotely commercial these days. One possible reason your posts are being flagged is that they want you to pay for advertising your products, I guess. [e digicons]:([/e]

I don't think Soundpackager 1.31 is compatible with Windows 10. You will need a license for Soundpackger 10 for that.

[quote who="cabyrd122564" reply="28" id="3941024"] 1. How do you post pictures [/quote]

Or just rename the package to iconpackagename.zip

[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="17" id="3940601"] If so, you can run chkdsk /f /r . Yrag swore by it. [/quote]Sure, if you have a faulty disk, but nothing wrong with my drives.

[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="14" id="3940581"] As do I. When sfc and dism aren't enough to fix screwy problems, system restore is. This article discusses how to do a system restore without data loss. What's nice about it is that it relates to recent problematic Windows updates. You can also try rolling back the latest update if the system restore option doesn't appeal to you. [/quote]System restore has never given me anything but grief and have been disabled on every comput

[quote who="pelaird" reply="11" id="3940570"] You might have to uninstall IP manually. [/quote]As I said earlier, that's not possible because the process crashes. ( Reply #4 ) That's why I had to use Iobit uninstaller to remove it. [quote who="pelaird" reply="11" id="3940570"] Restart first, and then remove all the Stardock

[quote who="basj" reply="9" id="3940562"] Please also check with the sfc /scannow and dism if needed. [/quote]No change.

To eliminate the presence of viruses, I have done an online virus scan using Trend Micro's House Call with 0 threats found.

And yes, I was patient. Nothing happened for at least 5 minutes before I forced the logout. I have as a test uninstalled and reinstalled several other apps now with no issues.

Running the purge file, I get this: That's not the correct path to where IconPackager is installed (should be C:\Program Files (x86)\Stardock\IconPackager). This box pops up 5-6 times when clicking ok, then the IconPackager wait screen appears and nothing more happens until I force a logout.

Happens with all iconpackages when I hit apply changes and not only when I try to recolor. The uninstaller seems to be broken too. When clicking uninstall Stardock IconPackager, the default Windows icons are applied and the uninstaller is minimized to the taskbar "forever". I used Iobit uninstaller to remove IconPackager and rebooted and reinstalled, but no change. IconPackager changes the icons & recolors, but the system crashes (explorer restarts) every time.

I am running the exact same Windows and IconPackager versions (Windows Home 22H2 19045.4780) (IP 10.03) and something similar is happening on my system. I can recolor packages, but first I get an error sound and this screen for a brief moment: And sometimes (not always) this error message: <img src="https://cdn.stardock.us/forums/4/68/468280/da13e7

Those numbers are downloads count.

Some browser extensions can block access to some sites/popus. You could try a private/incognito window. In Google Chrome, press Ctrl+Shift+N, in Firefox Ctrl+Shift+P.

[quote who="Dr W - Fences Support" reply="84" id="3939397"] A better system would be to offer ability to switch between layouts. [/quote]That!

[quote who="Dr W - Fences Support" reply="79" id="3939388"] @Jan, I guess similar question. Backups restore to a specific prior state. New icons that have appeared since a backup do not have a home, etc etc. Are these moreso adjustments of which folder portals you are using based on which project? Fences also has a Pages system, specifically for this kind of workspace switching ability. It's a choice of preference of course, but objectively, do pages also cover use of this?<br

Sorry, but no Stardock software can do that.

[quote who="Dr W - Fences Support" reply="73" id="3939366"] so it should no longer be necessary to name backups [/quote]Well... I customize a lot, like many others here, and renaming and saving the backups to fit the theme I'm using is something I do all the time. I have around 50 saved backups named after the windowblinds I use most frequently.

I think he is looking for something like these windowblinds: The Windows Classic Theme by SemoB True Classic by codewar65 Win Retro by don5318 - and there are a f