No more icons were displayed at all and even worse, I couldn't open file properties as the files' context menus had no function anymore. The second attempt I tried, was to edit this registry key to have no value (thus pointing to no file at all). I tried to remove the overlays with two attempts: The first one was to create a registry key which would tell Windows to use another icon as shortcut overlay and I pointed this key to an empty icon file which lead to black rectangles covering shortcut icons (as good ol' Win32 parts of Windows seem to have problems processing an entirely blank icon). Warning: There might be an alert from your anti-virus software. As the title says, it removes the "arrow" overlay from shortcut icons for those who don't want to have shortcut overlays for aesthetic reasons.
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