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bagginz

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neophil78 , What is being listed under the Icons tab? The default path for icon is C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\Stardock\IconPackager however if you have a custom path set then the custom path will be used.

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ramesese , I can now see what you mean. Its quite possibly an issue with icon packages that still use ICL files. Are you using Vista x86 or Vista x64? Specifically what version of Vista are you using?

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[quote who="JaLooNz" comment="16"]Well, I hope it will be better that 3.2 because all of the new packages is not even loaded up in Iconpackager it's just all blank icons. Even tried emailing Stardock Support..they have my ticket but no reply yet.This is precisely what I am getting too. Filed support tickets and till now no fix for the issue, which means I can only use the few packs that came with IP. There hasn't been any updates since Oct 2007 either (and even that is a beta version), so the

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Shelbygt_the_Car~!, as you mentioned its only a temporary fix. You will need to wait until an update is released to fully address the issue. With regards to your other user accounts, this is a Windows limitation which we cannot get around. Windows has been designed like that since day one in the way common icons such as folders are stored in a common location in the registry.

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What version of IconPackager are you installing and where are you installing it from? Please try loading IconPackager and selecting Tools > Repair Shell Icons and select the option to "Do not repair any shell icons on my computer". Reboot and see if that makes any difference?

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DannyDPX, Simply deleting the below two subkeys should address the problem for you until an updated IP build is release. HKEY_CURRENT_USER, _T("Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer\\CLSID"), Remove these 2 keys: _T("{2559a1f4-21d7-11d4-bdaf-00c04f60b9f0}")); _T("{2559a1f5-21d7-11d4-bdaf-00c04f60b9f0}") You will need to logoff and back on again for explorer to notice these changes.

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Have you made sure you arent using the "Launch folders windows in a separate process" option? This will cause the default icons to be used by explorer. To check this load Windows Explorer and click Tools > Folders Options > View tab > and make sure Launch folders windows in a separate process option is unticked.

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