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Customizing Folder ICON
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1. Create a text file with a following contents and save it as    desktop.ini in the folder whose icon you wish to change.
   [.ShellClassInfo]
   ICONFILE=Path of the icon

Like
    [.ShellClassInfo]
    ICONFILE=c:\icons\simpsons.ico
 It is also possible to change this icon with
    [Autorun]
    ICON=Path of the Icon

2. Save this file whith a name autorun.inf

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