Both Windows 7 and Windows 8 come with icons that were introduced
with Vista. Windows 10 ships with new set of icons. You can find new
icons in system tray, Windows Explorer or File Explorer, Start, and
almost every area of Windows 10.
The problem with these new icons
in Windows 10 is that they are flat and don’t look as polished as icons
in the previous Windows versions. Microsoft will likely introduce better
looking icons in coming builds or at least in the RTM build as users
who have been testing Windows 10 are sending feedback on these new set
of icons. That said, many users believe that most of the icons that are
present in currently available builds will be retained in the final
build as well.
The good thing about Windows is that there are plenty of icon packs
as well as software available to replace default icons with custom
icons. But since icon packs are not that easy to uninstall, most users
prefer manually changing icons or using third-party software such as
CustomizerGod to replace default icons with custom ones.
We have already talked about a way to get Windows 7-style folder icons in Windows 10
without installing icon pack installer or software. In this guide, we
will show how you can replace all icons in Windows 10 with Windows 7
icons.
Demian, a member at MDL Forums, has released a handy tool named Icon Changer
to replace default Windows 10 icons with Windows 7/8 icons with ease.
You just need to run the software with admin rights to begin replacing
icons.
The software replaces almost all icons except the icons in the Save as and Open dialog boxes.
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