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Why my desktop icons on Windows 7 are same?

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The original Icons on my desktop all have changed and now are all the same, but the program names are the original. When I click on any program I want to open they all open the same program as the Icon shows. How can I get the original Icons Back?

My operating system is Windows 7 Home edition.

posted Jan 2, 2014 by Jai Prakash

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Try a reboot or system restore. Failing that try to scan for malware.
commented Jan 3, 2014 by Luv Kumar

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