Finder Icon issues.....

So I have a macbook pro from 2010 running OS X Mountain Lion. I am trying for the second time (previously in Snow Lepard) to change icons to ones i want. But I am finding it difficult to get the Finder icon to actually change to what I want.
I replaced the .icns file in the CoreTypes.bundle contents and also in the Dock contents. Have restarted several times. No luck....Any advice? I am downloading CandyBar as I post this, but given my universities internet, I'll be lucky to use CandyBar by tomorrow morning....

Apple allows the changing of icons on the system. I know because I've done it and I've seen it done. I don't owe him an apology. There is no hacking involved when I have direct access to the files. If I can change a file on my computer and it asks for the Admin password, being that my account is the admin account, I'm 99.999% sure I'm allowed to do it. You too sir can take your opinions elsewhere

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Welcome to Apple Discussions, burbaget.
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-mj

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Hey sunnyday7!
Here is an article that can help you address this issue:
OS X: How to quit an unresponsive application using Force Quit
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3411
Additional Information
OS X automatically relaunches the Finder when it is quit. If the Finder is unresponsive, use Force Quit to relaunch it. Select Finder in the Force Quit Window or Dock, then click Relaunch.
Thanks for using the Apple Support Communities. Have a good one!
-Braden

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2) Disk icons showing incorrectly, such as USB drives showing up as generic hard-drive icons
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It may be a trivial question and more to do with cosmetic then serious software or hardware issues. Anyway, last time I attended a conference, I happen to see a guy whose finder icon in the dock was with a brown color hat. I was in a hurry so I could not ask him. I tried looking online but could not find it. Does anyone of you know where to find such an icon? Is that a different program or something? I always get my icons from: http://interfacelift.com. And I could not find it there. Your help will be appreciated!
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from the appropriate file in the system should be safe enough and
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Performing routine and preventative maintenance can be easy; but it
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And won't fix some corruption caused by data being overwritten due to
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The problem will be resolved when you fix it...!
Good luck & happy computing!
{ started writing early + wrote too much = finished late. }

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When I hover my mouse over the finder icon in the dock it divides into 2 about 1/4 of the way down so that the desktop shows through as a horizontal line (about 0.25cm long) all the way across the icon. It only happens to the Finder icon and only happens when I hover my mouse over it
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thanks

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Three suggestions:
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(then test the docks reaction)
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Hi! Today I clean-installed windows 10, but I am facing an issue(?): Basically, I can't move my desktop icons to the last/bottom row, I mean just above the taskbar (possible thing in windows 8/8.1) I am going crazy for this! :\

ajt wrote:
Multiple people have reported this problem. I talked to Lenovo Tech Support today and the person told me he had never heard of this problem and that they do not monitor the Forums for systemic issues like this. Frankly, this person seemed clueless on many fronts so I am not sure either of those things are valid. It was an extremely frustrating telephone call.
In any case, I would like to rollback to the original version of the ATI drivers as well as "Presentation Director" to see if this fixes the problem. Does anyone have or know where to get the previous version(s) so I can test to see if it also has this problem?
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What is the problem that you're having? Desktop Icons Issue isn't really enough information to go on.
Which T series system do you have, and what operating system are you running?
Re tech support not monitoring the forum, there are a few Lenovo employees roaming around in here helping out on a volunteer basis, but this is not an official support channel. Instead, this is designed to be a user-to-user support and discussion forum.
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Finder icon stuck in constant motion- says it had a problem restoring window. It's unresponsive. I did download turbo tax yesterday- it all seemed to download fine.

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BD,   I am unable to find the files you suggested I move to the desk top.
When I ran the SAFE BOOT the other day, and also ran repair permissions, I dont think it stayed in SAFE BOOT. I found no access to utilities when I was in safe boot - either I can't figure it out, or the machine wasn't letting me proceed due to the finder- I don't know which.
Today,As I was looking for the files you suggested I move (user/your user.......) to desk top, I did copy a few of the messages the mac was sending through utilities and console. I don't know if anything here helps, but I am copying a few clips below for you; it may be all Greek to you too, however. Thank you.
Finder_2014-02-15-215410_Angies-Mac-mini.crash
Feb 15 21:54:31 angies-mac-mini Finder[3208]: ISGetIconFamilyFromStorage: seed mismatch for 27f80012, actual seed is 1f16e9e8
Feb 15 21:54:31 angies-mac-mini Finder[3208]: ISGetIconFamilyFromStorage: seed mismatch for 231b0013, actual seed is 1190cde7
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Application Specific Information:
objc[2915]: garbage collection is OFF
Thread 0:: Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib                  0x000000011234dbca __psynch_cvwait + 10
1   libsystem_c.dylib                       0x00000001122032a6 _pthread_cond_wait + 890
2   com.apple.finder                        0x000000010d0311ef 0x10cfe8000 + 299503
3   com.apple.finder                        0x000000010d031058 0x10cfe8000 + 299096
4   com.apple.finder                        0x00
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