I know I worded the above poorly, so I figured I'd show a quick demonstration of what I meant... If you assign either of the two icons here for a folder for example, they will look fine... but if you look at the thumbnail you can see one of the issues... this isn't even as bad as they sometimes...
I haven't checked in awhile, but although 'convertico.com' will convert the images and these will work fine (most of the time) after you set it as an icon, if you view the ico itself as a thumbnail, I think they do them 'backwards' so the thumbnail for it looks like poo...
And no worries... I...
I'll take requests and do them as I go...
A few rules if you want to make a request:
* If you have a specific color you want the folder: Give me 1 Hex for a solid color, or 2 Hex's for a gradient
* Provide a PNG or transparent Webp image you want used... I won't hunt down images in case you...
Is this kind of what you wanted? Sorry, the site apparently doesn't allow *.ico files so I had to zip it... but here's a PNG thumbnail as well so you can see what it looks like.
I FIXED it...
Open an Admin PowerShell Prompt and run the following command to Uninstall the "Windows Web Experience Pack"
winget uninstall 9MSSGKG348SP
Next, go back into the Windows Store and reinstall the WWEP... After it installs, click the Widget and it'll freak out for about 5 seconds and...
I don't know when this changed, but it wasn't too long ago... If you click Settings -> Feeds, instead of an on/off switch there's a link to customize it. However, clicking that link just opens the Windows Store to a page telling you to install Edge (which is already installed) so I can't get any...
I decided to reboot before doing that repair... after reboot I went back to Windows Update and it said "Some files are missing or corrupted, we'll try to download and repair them" or something like that and the Update button was renamed "Retry All" so I click that... it did it's update check...