call me stupid but i just can't find this icon in any dll:

can anyone help me out here? i want to change that icon. it's so buttugly.
call me stupid but i just can't find this icon in any dll:

can anyone help me out here? i want to change that icon. it's so buttugly.
thanks for the icons, but i was looking for the files where i can change the default ones with my own...
netshell.dll? what file contains the above mentioned icon ?
c'mon people. can noone help me out here? i need this bad!
i'm pretty sure the file is
C:\Windows\System32\netstat.dll
although i could be wrong.. im not on my xp box at the moment
stobject.dll = not in there
netstat.dll = doesn't exist
if you mean netstat.exe = it's not there either
aaargh, i'm freaking out. where the hell are they?
netshell.dll
^ that sounds more like it.
netshell.dll is a NO.
it's not in there either.
anyway i am really tired and fed up with this icon. is there a program around that absolutely scans all files on your hd and shows you a listing of ALL found icons?
maybe i'll find that icon this way ...
i've searched the net but didn't find anything useable.
you are talking about the connection status in your system tray right ....netshell.dll icon group 190 191 192 193 that is your system tray connection
that is exactly what i am talking about. i have those already patched (190 191 192 193) but the default icons still show up. i have rebuilt the iconcache a zillion times, but somehow this doesn't work. i am thinking that these icons may be somewhere else and therefore i am searching for a program that scans my hdd for icons ...
i found a program that does just that. IconPump does what i want just fine ...
ok, i found the solutions thanks to IconPump...
in netshell.dll these icons didn't show up in reshacker under icongroups, but instead they showed up under icons as number 239, 240, 241 and 242.
i'm restarting my computer now to test how it goes ...
also can you post an image of the new network icons and maybe a package of them? 
Just to let you know, if you use MSN 9 moddifying netshell.dll isn't going to do jack. MSN 9 decided to use it's own system tray icons and therefore bypasses those used by netshell.dll. Just thought I'd let everyone know.