Just upgraded to Win 10 Pro (1803) from Win 7 Ultimate.  I can not use Icon Packager (like I could with Win 7) to change and individual file icon.  When I had Win 7 installed I could use Icon Packager to change the icon of an individual file (i.e. Working.accdb (MS Access)).  Now (in Win 10) when I run Icon Packager I can not find where I can change a individual file icon.  

Am I missing something.  I like the ability to change a group of icon and one type, but I really want the ability to change a individual icon (regardless of the extension it has, like [.accdb, .pdf, .zip, .docx, .exe, etc].

Any help would be appreciated.

Meanwhile you are beta testing your Windows 10.

Seriously, the 'pos' is the OS.  Microsoft cannot even keep their 'Edge' functioning - and that's NOT a third-party program.

If you click on Customize at the top choose what category you want to change. Ex. choose Files highlight what file type you want to change and to the left click Change this icon and choose your icon. If you like the package you changed at the bottom select Save Icon Package and name it the same or what I do is name it the same and add a 1 at the end so it doesn't overwrite the original.

I have selected "Customize" and from the drop-down I selected "Files" but my only shows that I can change a group of extensions like .cab, .png, and not a individual file like "ChristmasHome.png" or "Baseball.accdb" etc.  If my memory serve me right, I could change the icon for any particular file in Win 7.  I thought I had the option to change any file icon, where it be an .exe, .zip, .jpg, .xlsx, or any file etc.  I can change the folder icon, but not the file(s) inside the folder.  If I make a shortcut and add to my desktop, then I can change the icon.  When I open Window Explorer, I can only change the folder and not the file(s) inside the folder.  

Any suggestions on what software is available to accomplish this task?  (Not folder icon , but file icon)

I've never tried this, but if you choose to change a file to the left it says Add File Extension. If it's not in the list you can add one by selecting New then apply and icon to it.

You are right you can change a shortcut icon by right clicking on it, but to change an actual file it must be added to IP.

And this is why Edge has little to no market share. If one software has problems under Windows 10 it should not be advertised as Win10 compatible. I never had problems with any software on Windows 10 since I installed it on 2015 release day, except with StarDock apps.

Coincidence?

IconPackager does support Windows 10. https://www.stardock.com/products/iconpackager/

Thank you,

Basj,

Stardock Community Assistant

There were issues with IconPackager & Windows 10 in the past, so be sure to use the latest version or you will have problems with it working as intended