Windows 10: Is there a way to increase the seize of individual icons?

As title: i want to have different icon dimensions in my desktop. Is there a way (even a third party app) to change the seize of individual apps?



Of course I'm on windows 10

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Any way to disable sorting of icons on individual folders?

My desktop icons can be moved freely to any position. I note when I right click and look at the SORT options, none are checked. Is there any way to force that same behavior on an individual folder? I've tried installing the Windows Powershell as one answer I found on goggle suggested it. Powershell also gives me a start menu more like what I was used to on Win-7, so I'll keep it. But it doesn't change the fact that individual folders, displaying icons any size, MUST be sorted. There simply is no way to uncheck all the sort boxes, and so you can't move icons around in a manner that makes sense. I believe I also found a suggestion to delete certain registry keys to fix this problem, which only resulted in undesired affects and did not solve anything.

As a work-around, I know I can sort by NAME, and then rename the various icons starting with two digit numbers, to force them into what i see as a logical order. But in every other version of windows I've ever used, you could move icons any way you wanted. Seems that capability is gone? Is it planned to be given back to us in some future update?

 

Hello ,,i was fiddling ,key pad very sesitive ,, now i,ve lost ""old photos " icon ,, looked everywhere ,i think , but not showing in BIN

No ,,, Sorry to keep on being a nuisance ,,,,

when i seize the icon ,,, the photos are shown as a list ,so there are no individual folders

 

Show hidden icons chevron missing some individual icons…

Dalchina -thanks for your reply
>>> I believe you're referring to the Windows Defender Notification Tray Icon<<<

I’ve had a look in Task Manager – Start Up but it’s not just disabled – its not listed…
I’ve followed the various ways that your link suggests to re-enable it – but I can never find it listed…

The Windows Security Notification icon is there and is enabled.

Thanks again.