Unistalling PSE 13 and folder icons

I uninstalled PSE 13 as it kept crashing on me every 10 minutes or so and I was losing information that I was working on. I've gone back to PSE 10. However, when I view my folders that have PSD files in them, they are showing up as the PSE 13 file icons. How do I get rid of PSE 13 completely, including the icon caches that have now invaded my folders?
Thanks!

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