You can also use a service like Dropbox that will allow you to sync and back up folders on your computers. But the good news is that after you do that, as long as you don't change the location of the ICONS folder you made, you shouldn't have to do it again, no matter how many times you move the folders around on your computer. Once you do that, you'll have to re-customize the folders again, to show Windows where you're storing the icons. Put your ICONS folder inside your My Documents folder (or anywhere really, as long as you know where to find it) and then copy all of your custom icons inside the ICONS folder. You need to make yourself a designated ICONS folder that will always live in the same place on your computer, so even when you move the folder, the place where the icon lives is still the same. That is the reason that you lose the icon whenever you move the folder - you're changing the location that windows is looking for the icon when you move the folder to different locations on your computer. You're storing the icon inside the same folder you're customizing. This folder icon pack gives you tons of file categorization and organization options to choose from.NWOG, I think I understand now why you're having trouble. If you need to rate media files or documents on a particular scale, you can use Numbered Folder Icons to create numbered folders where you will store rated documents. Or, if you are an accountant, you can use numbered Windows 7 folder icons for months and sort documents according to their creation or modification date. For instance, you can number specific folders to demonstrate the sequence in which documents must be opened and edited, which is convenient for novices familiarizing themselves with a new workplace or students attending a particular class for the first time. This folder icon set can be used in various ways and for different purposes. Each icon features a large number accurately inscribed into the image with pixel accuracy.
And all icons are presented in three different colors: red, green and blue, so you can not only number your folders, but also indicate its state using color. Numbers from 0 to 99, Years from 2000 to 2030 and decades from '00s to '90s. The Numbered Folder Icons pack consists of 421 icons. This folder icon pack is perfect for users working with catalogs, archives and other data collections that require quick access to deeply nested folders. Numbered Folder Icons is an vast collection of handcrafted Windows Seven folder icons created with utmost attention to detail and featuring numbers on every folder image. A set of Windows 7 folder icons with hand-drawn numbers for easier navigation
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