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For the icon collectors out there I bring you the greatest tool to change and swap between system icons without the need of changing themes or swapping each and every icon manually.

7CONIFIER is a tool is capable of changing all your taskbar and start menu icons in a single click. All you need to do is select the package you would like to use and hit “Apply”. 7CONIFIER comes pre-loaded with three packages and you can easily add more packages of your own.

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Windows 7 32bit platform64bit platform

Customization

7Conifier includes an icon-set editor which allows you to edit name, description, icon and to which program or service it belongs.

The best part of this icon changer is that it lets you create your own packages with your own icons for any application. In case you don’t see the application in the list, just add it and apply an icon of choice.

Once you are done with your customization 7Conifier will reset Windows Explorer and rebuild the icon cache for immediate change. No Reboot necessary.

This application requires .NET 3.5 (which should be already installed on your windows 7. The program is developed for the Windows 7 platform, but if you test it successfully on other platforms please let us know.

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Computer geek from the age of 7, which amounts to 30 years of computer experience. From the early days (when every computer company had their own OS) of DOS, Windows 1.0 through Seven...

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  • http://www.mintywhite.com RSVR85

    Works quite well. Also works on W7 x64 though see no mention of compatibility with Vista or XP?
    (.NET 3.5 required)

    (Also your tooltips are borked for ‘Compatible with’ and ‘system’ (have been for a while))

    • Anonymous

      The note on compatibility had been erased by accident. Back now. Thanks for the heads up

      • http://www.mintywhite.com RSVR85

        Still need the x64 icon ;)

  • Rachel Q.

    Anyone tested it on XP yet?

    (Is this Futura? Odd choice.)

    • Anonymous

      No one has come forward as of yet :-).
      And it does look like Futura :-)

  • FeRZ

    awesome!!


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