Can you give an example of what kind of path your program expects?

On my computer, for example, the Windows system icons are stored mostly in C:\Windows\System32\Shell32.dll and also in C:\Windows\System32\moricons.dll and C:\Windows\Explorer.exe. But by modifying the Windows registry, you can change the system icons to a different theme. Unfortunately, Windows registry is kind of messy, and changing the icon theme on a system is a nightmare if you try to do it one by one. There are hundreds of registry entries that have to be changed. There is a program called Icon Tweaker and another one called Stardock IconPackager. The latter one is paid software. They both let you change the icon theme set of Windows with just one or two clicks.

I'm not sure if this answer is what you're looking for.

You didn't specify what operating system your question is related to. Are you talking about Linux icons or Windows icons or Apple MacBook icons or Android icons? You did not mention if you were referring to icons within a certain program. For example, you can change the icon set within Explorer in Windows. You can change the icon set within your web browser toolbar or the possibilities are endless. Your question is incomplete. It feels like you are expecting people to be able to read your mind and give you a precise answer just like Nebuchadnezzar in the Bible wanted the astrologers and wise men to tell him what his dream was.

In reply to Re: resolve current theme icon path by harangzsolt33
in thread resolve current theme icon path by vincentaxhe

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