Change your Windows icons with IconPackager 3.1. IconPackager is a program that enables users to change nearly all icons on Windows at once by applying packages. It incorporates into the Windows shell itself to add new icon changing functionality to Windows itself! There are hundreds of existing icon packages available to choose from. Don't suffer from ugly Windows icons a day more.
IconPackager 3.1 adds:
- Sub-Packages. This is a new feature that enables icon authors to provide several sub-styles of their icon package. For example, a sub-style might just have different folder colors from the main style which can greatly reduce disk size and make it easier to have more flexible icon packages.
- Added support for Media devices icon to folders.
- Added support to several new Control Panel icons.
- Fixed bug with favorites icon saving/loading.
- X64 support
- New Control Panel section for changing the icons in Control Panel.
- Fixes to lots of reported issues from 3.0.
Note: This is an important update as many new icon packages are likely to use the sub-package feature including the upcoming Apogee icon suite.
IconPackager's home page is https://www.stardock.com/products/iconpackager




, or way too big!
I love it that there are 120 icons covering a wide range of file types and filling in the first of the control panel icons... which is great. I also love the wide range of sub category colors. But, after finding out that the other icon sizes were missing, I immediately switched back to the Orion suite or others I've downloaded here at wincustomize... bottom line... feel like I lost $10 on this suite.
Does anyone know how to do a batch process in Icon Developer to create 96 pixel and 64 pixel icons from within an icon package? I really want to create those sizes for Apogee for my computer.