Change the priority of Explorer's icon overlays.
Use this when icons such as TortoiseGit no longer appear in Explorer to easily restore icon display.
It can be automatically executed when you login, and the order can be changed if the priority changes.

 Windows 10/11 64bit


The current settings are listed on the left. Items with the same name but a leading space are displayed as "Duplicate" and will be deleted when the settings are changed.
Use the combo box in the middle to specify the group you want to raise the priority of.
The first group has highest priority. If the second group is "-", only the first group will be prioritized.
The right side shows the order after the settings are changed. Items whose priority has been raised by inserting a space or lowered by deleting a space are displayed as "Rename"
The "o" on the left of each list indicates the icon that will be enabled in Explorer.

Click the "Change" button to change the order.
After the change is successful, you will be asked "Do you want to sign out?" - press "Yes."
Signing out and logging in again will also change the display of icon overlays in Explorer.

Click the "Login Setting" button opens a dialog where you can set it to run automatically when you log in.

If you check "Execute at login and apply changes if the order changes" it will be registered in the Task Scheduler, run when you log in, and apply changes if the order changes.
Please note that if you specify Sign out as the action after the change, programs registered in startup may cause errors.
If you check Save log, changes will be saved to a log file.
Not only will it be saved when you log in, but changes made on the main screen will also be saved to the log file.

IconOverlayOrder Version 1.0.0.2 (1/30/2026)

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