Windows 7: Icon help

Hello...

I would like some help... my icons have recently stopped showing.. all of my Microsoft Office icons are missing on all of the word documents etc and sometimes my itunes one will disappear as well as my adobe reader... how can i fix this problem.



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thanks in advance.

See if this helps you out,

Icon Cache - Rebuild

That unfortunately didn't work... thanks for the help tho..

is there any other thing i could try? coz in XP they had a feature to repair and icon...

Have you tried all three options in that tutorial with a restart?

You could try this too,

SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

I tried the first option with a restart... nothing... and i tried the last option with a restart... and nothing as well.. im busy trying the other option... fingers crossed...
if this doesn't work then i will try the second option in the first post..

None of the options worked...

Hi !

Press Win+R, Type C:\Windows\Installer in the run box, and hit enter . Open the folder {90140000-0011-0000-0000-0000000FF1CE} .... are the icons normal there , or messed ? Post a screenshot, as I am doing

You may see Office Icons – Change or Repair .... made for this problem, particularly

Or {91120000-0014-0000-0000-0000000FF1CE} on my PC. Check all folders ending in {....FFICE}

I think this is where the problem is, just check out the screen shot.... The same thing is happening with my Itunes and now supreme commander that i installed recently... could there be something that is deleting those folders? or could the be misplaced in a diff folder?

What are you using to keep your system "clean"? some clean up utilities are very aggressive, I've had occasions where the installer folder was empty!! In this case the Add and Remove Programs function stops working as it's searching for the installers!
I wouldn't think for a minute they've been "misplaced" in the wrong folders.

Also, to make life easier for yourself, in your folder view (View, Choose Details...), tick the "author" option to show who the folders belong to/what put them there.