Office Icons – Change or Repair

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    Office Icons – Change or Repair

    Office Icons – Change or Repair

    How to Change or Repair Microsoft Office Icons
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    How to Change or Repair Microsoft Office Icons

       Information
    What do you need :

    First, DON’T FORGET TO
    Backup Complete Computer - Create an Image Backup
    so that if you mess with the process, you can easily back to your previous setup, without a much trouble .

    Second, Download and install Resource Hacker Setup (not portable !) so that there is “open using resource hacker in your right click context menu. Get it from here : Resource Hacker 3.5.2.84 - System Utilities - OS Assistant - OnlineDown.com

    Third, Read the tutorial Take Ownership of file - Vista Forums
    Finally , You need office icons to change or repair.
    You may get icons up to your choice from deviantART: where ART meets application! .

       Warning
    Please don’t forget to get an image backup. It is must.




    Here's How:
    1. Press Win+R in keyboard . The run window will appear. Type C:Windows\Installer there , and hit enter. In the resulting window, open the folder {90140000-0011-0000-0000-0000000FF1CE} . It should contain your office icons, in .exe format, such as Wordicon.exe for MS Word icon. Take Ownership of the folder.
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    2. At first, let us change the MS Office icon. So right click on wordicon.exe, and open using resource hacker in the context menu. The resource hacker will open in the appropriate window, with "icon" selected in the left pane.
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    3. Below "icon", there is "icon group". Double click on it. On the top, there is folder 200. Double click on it, too. In the expansion tree , selecr 1033. A messege " OUT OF SYSTEM RESOURCES" may appear, just click OK there.
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    4. Right Click on 1033, and click on replace icon. The "Replace Icon With " window will appear.
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    5. Click the box "Open File With New Icon" . Browse to the icon you want there. Click on "Select new icon, and the new icon will be visible in the right side pane. Now click "Replace "
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    6. The "Out Of System Resources" may appear. Just click on OK as previous.

    7. Click File > Save as ..... the save file window will appear . Save the new file on desktop, name it wordicon.exe.

    8. Do the same steps for xlicons.exe (Excel), accicons.exe (Access), pptico.exe (PowerPoint), and the others you ant to change.

    9. Finally, replace the modified files in the target folder C:Windows\Installer\{90140000-0011-0000-0000-0000000FF1CE}

    10. Restart your computer , and it is done.



  1. Posts : 17,322
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       #1

    Nice work Arc!
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  2. Arc
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       #2

    derekimo said:
    Nice work Arc!
    Thanks, Derek Tried to fill in a gap. I saw you were trying to help a member in this issue(the guy have installed the Star Wars theme), searched for the way, and made it .
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    Well done, Archie!
    Clear & simple tut', sure it will be helpful for those who need!!!

    +1!!!
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  4. Arc
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    scoopeeedoo said:
    Well done, Archie!
    Clear & simple tut', sure it will be helpful for those who need!!!

    +1!!!
    Thanks, Scoop
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  5. Posts : 17,322
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       #5

    Arc said:
    derekimo said:
    Nice work Arc!
    Thanks, Derek Tried to fill in a gap. I saw you were trying to help a member in this issue(the guy have installed the Star Wars theme), searched for the way, and made it .
    Good troubleshooting!
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       #6

    Arc said:
    derekimo said:
    Nice work Arc!
    Thanks, Derek Tried to fill in a gap. I saw you were trying to help a member in this issue(the guy have installed the Star Wars theme), searched for the way, and made it .
    THATS ME!!!
    Thanks man...
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  7. Arc
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       #7

    Nizz said:

    THATS ME!!!
    Thanks man...
    Hi Nizz .... If it is any helpful to you, I'd be glad
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  8. Posts : 49
    Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit
       #8

    Thanks a lot for this great tutorial.

    Another way to reset office icons back to default is running "Detect and repair" from the pictures manager help menu.
    1. Type "ois" in the search box at the start menu OR start menu > microsoft office > Microsoft Office [version] Tools > Microsoft Office Pictures Manager.
    2. Help > Detect and repair
    3. Check both of the options.
    4. Done.
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  9. Arc
    Posts : 35,373
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       #9

    need4steer said:
    Thanks a lot for this great tutorial.

    Another way to reset office icons back to default is running "Detect and repair" from the pictures manager help menu.
    1. Type "ois" in the search box at the start menu OR start menu > microsoft office > Microsoft Office [version] Tools > Microsoft Office Pictures Manager.
    2. Help > Detect and repair
    3. Check both of the options.
    4. Done.
    Nice addition !! Why dont you post it as a tutorial separately , with the screenshots of every step?

    Many users will be helped by it
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