Đánh giá Cách Fix Lỗi Các Biểu Tượng (Icon) Biến Thành Biểu Tượng Khác

Booting up Windows 7 the other day, I was sent into a temporary profile.When I logged out and logged into my normal profile, all the normal icons show but with a document icon superimposed on the top.

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Does anyone know any way to rectify this? I have no system restore points to go back to.

I”m adding another answer, because my new theory is that the document overlay over your icons is actually the arrow symbol, added by default to icons, that was somehow replaced by some software that you installed.

You can use the free Vista Shortcut Manager to try this theory out:

Vista Shortcut Manager is a small utility to remove/manage the arrow symbol on your icons and either remove them or replace them with some other custom graphic, you can also remove that shortcut to prefix in the text of any shortcut that windows makes.

It can be used by people looking for removing those ugly looking arrows on shortcut icons without editing registry or having to do some complex manipulation with system files and it comes in both 32-bit and 64-bit variants

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For those not wanting to install an unknown product, here are the manual steps.

NOTE THAT simply renaming the IconCache.db file and rebooting will not fix the problem under Windows7 as it will instantly be rebuilt, broken. Do this instead:

taskkill /IM explorer.exe /Fdel %localappdata%IconCache.dbshutdown /r /f /t 00

As mbomb007 points out below, step 3 is overkill. Replace above step 3 with:

3. start explorer.exe

NOTE THAT the final instruction will reboot your computer with no prompts! But it will very likely fix your icons problem…

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I”ve never seen such a problem, so all I have to offer are guesses.Please create a system restore point before trying out the following ideas, just in case.

First try:Right-click on the desktop, choose Personalize, then Change desktop icons, and then click on Restore Default, then logout & login (or reboot).

Second try :Rename the file IconCache.db located in C:Documents and SettingsUser NameLocal SettingsApplication Data and reboot. It will get automatically rebuilt.

Third try:Download the Windows 7 tweaking program Ultimate Windows Tweaker, and see if it helps you find some abnormality.

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answered Oct 3 “09 at 13:11
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Follow instructions in this link :

http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/how-to-rebuild-the-icon-cache-in-windows-vista/

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I got this from speed up pc guide site :

Delete the IconCache.db in “c://user/yourusername/appdata/local/” folderRight click on space area and make a new file, name it as IconCache.dbreboot your pc
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For the Taskbar, a simple solution is to change icon size. Right-click the Windows Start icon on lower left corner of screen. Select Properties, then Taskbar. Uncheck “Use small icons.” Icon bitmaps will be restored. However, this doesn”t cure mangled icons in Explorer.

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Slightly different problem & fix: This was in Win7. Suddenly a number of my desktop icons and all of my start menu icons all pointed at and if clicked would only start file X; in this case an executable file. The solution was to uninstall file X, delete the icon cache as others here suggested, reboot the machine and my icons were restored. I then reinstalled program X and have had no problems since. I don’t know if this will work, but I’m keeping a spare copy of the icon cache to try and restore it if this happens again. Never would have gotten this without the “delete the icon cache suggestion” above. Thanks to whomever figured that part out.

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