looks great, love gui customization software. But link is not working now. Any updates?

Please update!

Will it work for Windows 10? I tried it multiple times and nothing changed.

im trying to download but its putting me in loop of same sites, can you give us mirror link? mediafire, mega or something please

hi! works with windows 20h2?

@Kishan-Bagaria Do you have the code for CustomizerGod up on github? I've got some coding experience and would love to help upgrade it to work with the newest version of windows.

Hello Everybody,

Today, I would like to share that I found a way for CustomizerGod to work with Windows 10 Version 1903! So, here it goes:

1. Do note that all icon files (imageres.dll, shell32.dll, etc.) have been relocated to the folder C:\Windows\SystemResources, and they have a new extension, viz. imageres.dll.mun, shell32.dll.mun, etc.

2. The version of CustomizerGod that we all have at the moment is not able to work with .mun extensions and therefore, it is unable to create a backup of the .mun file by itself (we'll just have to wait for Kishan to release the updated version).

3. Therefore, all you need to do is to manually create a backup of the file containing the icons you want to change. For example, if you want to change the icons in imageres.dll.mun (which is basically CustomizerGod's default working file), then you copy imageres.dll.mun and save it to your Desktop.

4. Then, go to your Desktop and rename the file you just copied to imageres.dll.mun.backup.

5. Next, on your File Explorer, navigate to C:\Windows and look for the folder SystemResources (do not open it). Take ownership of the folder using your username (NOTE: I usually return the ownership back to the original owner once I have given myself full control in order not to mess things up on my computer). If you do not know how to do that, just google. There are lots of tutorials on how to achieve that.

6. Once you have full control of the SystemResources folder, copy the backup file you renamed in 4 above from your Desktop (in this case, the imageres.dll.mun.backup file) and paste it into the C:\Windows\SystemResources folder. And Bob's your uncle!

7. Launch CustomizerGod as you normally would, use the menu to open the imageres.dll.mun file (not the backup file!). On the left column, scroll down to highlight the icons section and you'll see the familiar ugly and flat Windows 10 icons that we just love to change. Let the customization begin!

I hope you find the above helpful, I'm just excited that I can still use CustomizerGod with Windows 10 Version 1903. This is my Control Panel:

Have a good day, All!

Regards,

Andrew

(goodthing71)

Hello Kishan,

I don't know if this information will be helpful to you or not but I thought I'll share it with you anyway. As I was playing around on my Windows 10 laptop, this is what I found:

1. Using Resource Hacker and 7-Zip File Manager, I was not able to find the Icons folder in the Resource folder for imageres.dll and shell32.dll. Both software cannot read it.

2. However, the location path of the icons (any Windows 10 icons) still points to the imageres.dll and the shell32.dll files.

3. Using Icons Viewer software, I was able to see the icons in both imageres.dll as well as shell32.dll. NOTE: Clicking the Icons tab in Properties windows for the first time, you'll notice that it says "Adding icons", so I'm not exactly sure if the icons in both the dll files have been set to invisible or something or they have actually been relocated elsewhere.

I hope the above is useful to you because I am sincerely hoping, wishing and waiting for a CustomizerGod update for Windows 10 Version 1903. It's so annoying that CustomizerGod no longer works on 1903.

I don't suppose you know how I can change the Control Panel (Category View) applet icons, do you (the icons in the image below):

Hope to hear from you soon.

Regards,

goodthing