I like to enclose that path in quotes, too. Note: Be sure you have that file where you say it is or things may break, or simply won’t work as expected. As an example, in the Green Curved Arrow below, I used the following line: To do so, simply change that last part to a path pointing to your new file. ico file that you have created or one you’ve gleaned from the Internet.
Well, you don’t have to point to the shell32.dll file at all. Sorry, you’re not getting off the hook that easy. This does not in any way excuse you from making backups. I have not included an image of the Registry Editor because, in fact, we are not going to use it today. In the Run Box, type regedit and hit Enter.To open the Windows Registry Editor use the Windows Key + R Hotkey combination to open a Run Box.The standard warning is, before any changes are made to the Registry, Back It Up! If you don’t know how to do that, here is another Windows 10 Quick Tips post that will show you. Note: The next few steps involve using the Windows Registry Editor. Well, not only can you remove it, but you can replace it with another you can even create your own icons if you like. In response to that post, our DCT Forums moderator, Dandl, asked about removing the little arrow that Windows also superimposes there.
Last week I wrote a Windows Quick Tips article about removing the word “Shortcut” from shortcuts. Standard Windows 10 Arrow The Shortcut Arrowīe forewarned that this “Quick Tip” isn’t so quick.
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