Rename the original imageres.dll at c:/windows/syswow64 to imageres.old Open from the 32bit download pack the imageres.dll to your desktop and rename it to imageres32.dllĬut this imageres32.dll and paste to c:/windows/syswow64 Then download the 32bit imageres from my /art/ima… You will do the same procedure, taken ownership of the original imageres.dll at c:/windows/syswow64 Now to Windows 10 64 bit system, exist at c:/windows/syswow64 another imageres.dll BUT is 32bit so please pay attention. See very carefull that to your C:/Windows/System32 exist the file and named imageres.dll Take ownership and permitions, to the new imageres.dll (It is very important otherwise you may have problems) Rename the imageres64.dll to imageres.dll Open from your download pack the imageres.dll to your desktop and rename it to imageres64.dllĬut this imageres64.dll and paste to C:/Windows/System32Īfter taken ownership and permitions to the original imageners.dll at C:/Windows/System32, rename it from imageres.dll to imageres.old
MAC ICONS FOR WINDOWS 10 HOW TO
Please see how to take ownership of a system file and do this to imagers.dll at /blog/how-to-take-o… Then take ownership of the original system file imagers.dll that exist at : User Account Control Settings, and set the slider down to 'never notify' position.) (Alternatively if you have download my shortcut for win 10 use my shortcut: 3d. Select 'Change User Acount Control settings' and set the slider down to 'never notify' position. Create a restore pointĬontrol Panel\User Accounts\User Accounts If you don't know see how> Alternatively go to /art/Use… and there is a download link for usefull shortcuts for windows 10. Make a restore point, before doing anything else Instructions for Windows 10 64bit system. Please check your system if it is 64bit, so go to :Ĭontrol Panel\All Control Panel Items\System
So if you want those blue style icons, you need to take ownership of the original system file that exist at :
MAC ICONS FOR WINDOWS 10 MAC OS X
This pack contains a 64bit mageres.dll system file, in which contained the mac os X style icons. So for this : Change the imageres.dll system files with those from this pack which contains blue style mac osx style folders Using my personal made blue style mac osx style folders, instead of the default yellow microsoft ones, needed changing the imageres.dll I have made as an optional to my themes, if users want my mac os X style blue Aegean Sea icons which other inspired and other based to the original os x ones, to download to this separate pack. 64 BIT system file imageres.dll with mac os x style/ blue Aegean Sea icons for Windows 10 rtm
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