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Blank Icon Shown for HTML Files

Discussion in 'Windows Vista' started by Bryan, Jun 10, 2009.

  1. Bryan

    Bryan Guest

    Running Vista 64 Ultimate. After installing Office 2007, all of my *.htm,
    *.html and *.mht files are now shown in Explorer as the blank white icon. I
    confirmed that the Default Icon settings under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT match those
    of another Vista machine, yet something is preventing Explore from
    displaying the appropriate icons for the aforementioned file types.

    I could just force the file types to reference the correct icons within the
    Internet Explorer executable, but I would rather get to the cause of the
    situation, and leave the registry settings at there default value of "%1",
    just like my other Vista machine.

    Any clues on how to remedy this behavior?

    Thanks!
    Bryan
     
  2. Malke

    Malke Guest

    Bryan wrote:

    > Running Vista 64 Ultimate. After installing Office 2007, all of my *.htm,
    > *.html and *.mht files are now shown in Explorer as the blank white icon.
    > I confirmed that the Default Icon settings under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT match
    > those of another Vista machine, yet something is preventing Explore from
    > displaying the appropriate icons for the aforementioned file types.
    >
    > I could just force the file types to reference the correct icons within
    > the Internet Explorer executable, but I would rather get to the cause of
    > the situation, and leave the registry settings at there default value of
    > "%1", just like my other Vista machine.


    Maybe this will apply to Vista, too.

    http://windowsxp.mvps.org/htmicon.htm - Incorrect or generic Windows icon
    displayed for HTM and MHTML files

    Malke
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  3. Bryan

    Bryan Guest

    Neither technique was applicable. Vista does not have a "File Type" tab.
    And "htmliconfix.exe" only runs in XP.
     
  4. Malke

    Malke Guest

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