An Annoying Little Problem

ray

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When I download a Applications from the Internet, the little icon picture
that comes with program is there and remain there until I turn off the
computer. When I turn on the computer next time the little icon picture for
the program is missing and the window default application icon appear
although you can still run the program with out any problems. But if I zip
then up program, the icon picture will still be there when I open then next
time. These problems do not happen went the programs are from a CD.
I think the problem is something to do with the window explorer.
Running window xp home Edition with service pack 2 installed.
Any information on this problem will help
Thank you
 
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers (More info?)

Once the IE cache is cleared the 'Favicon' will be gone. You can download
a little app, called Favorg,
http://www.grafxfreeware.homestead.com/favorg.html . This will maintain
the favicon for your favorites list, etc., plus it allows you to 'assign'
icons as you wish.
Heirloom, old and need to get mine
back

"Ray" <Ray@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C08A1F62-16A5-4042-9FB9-0E8F51CF4F0F@microsoft.com...
> When I download a Applications from the Internet, the little icon picture
> that comes with program is there and remain there until I turn off the
> computer. When I turn on the computer next time the little icon picture
> for
> the program is missing and the window default application icon appear
> although you can still run the program with out any problems. But if I
> zip
> then up program, the icon picture will still be there when I open then
> next
> time. These problems do not happen went the programs are from a CD.
> I think the problem is something to do with the window explorer.
> Running window xp home Edition with service pack 2 installed.
> Any information on this problem will help
> Thank you
>