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Run RegEdit and find your way down to the HKLM key mentioned above. Then open the DriveIcons subkey which, unlike that earlier example, is one word. Create a new subkey directly under it and give it the one-letter name of whatever drive you want to customize. Then give that key its own subkey, named DefaultIcon. Double-click on the (Default) line in the DefaultIcon key's Contents pane and enter the path, filename and icon number, as shown in the [autorun] example above—but omit the “icon=” this time. If you use the line shown above, drive D will be represented by a colorful but meaningless beach ball, but no doubt you can find something a bit more informative than that.
I noticed this customization would take effect immediately on my Windows 98 systems, but my Millennium box had to be refreshed a few times before the change would “take.” After a little digging I found out why. WinMe copied the new icon information from the HKLM key into yet another key, whose long path is given here:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Microsoft/Windows/CurrentVersion/
Explorer/MountPoints/D/DefaultIcon
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