How to Remove Arrows from Shortcuts in Windows?
Each icon created in Windows has a shortcut number associated with it, which is 29. In order to remove the arrow from the shortcut, we will redirect number 29 to a different master icon file through simple registry changes.
Steps:
Steps:
- Click on Start button>Run
- Type regedit in the search bar, then hit enter key.
- Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\explorer
- Right click on Explorer, choose New -> Key, and name the new key as Shell Icons
- Right click on Shell Icons, choose New -> String Value, then name it as 29
- On the right panel, double click on 29 and assign it with the value as %SystemRoot%\\noarrow.ico,0
- Download noarrow.ico, save it to root directory, C:\Windows\
- In order to make it effective of the registry changes, logoff from the computer and login again
- Once above steps are done, you will notice that all shortcuts created previously or any newly created shortcuts no longer have arrow attached to it.
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