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Icon For HDD when Slipstreaming


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As I have yet to test this, I'm not sure it works, but from what I have determined, if you want to set an icon for your drive make one and name it HDD.ico. Place this in the $OEM$\$1 folder along with this autorun.inf:

[autorun]
ICON=AUTORUN\HDD.ICO

It should look like this once you boot into windows:

C:\AUTORUN\HDD.ico
C:\AUTORUN.INF

To add it to other drives, once you boot into the O/S, just copy those two items into each drive. When you reboot, it should show the drives with the icon you made as it's icon in Explorer.

HTH.

***EDIT***

If you don't want to make one, there are plenty of sites such as FOOODS that has them already done, if your doing it for non-commercial use then I believe it will be ok to put one of theirs on your cd, if you want to make 100% sure then send them an email and ask before you use it. Or you can just pay to have one made for you by one of the icon makers.

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There's no doubt that this tip works. :thumbup

But just a suggestion:

You could put the icon into $OEM$\$$ folder, so that it copies over to the C:\Windows folder. That way, a redundant folder called autorun need not be created. Of course, your code should change to:

[autorun]
ICON=Windows\HDD.ICO

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There's no doubt that this tip works. :thumbup

But just a suggestion:

You could put the icon into $OEM$\$$ folder, so that it copies over to the C:\Windows folder.  That way, a redundant folder called autorun need not be created. Of course, your  code should change to:

[autorun]
ICON=Windows\HDD.ICO

where do you put that "new" code ?

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there is another way to replace the drives icons try this :

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\DriveIcons\Y\DefaultLabel]
@="yourlabel"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\DriveIcons\Y\DefaultIcon]
@="c:\windows\system32\shell32.dll,0"

in this example the drive X will be updated

and the 0 is the first icon of the shell32.dll file

replace the X by the letter of your choice or add the letters you wanna modify

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