Windows 10: No Icons at all on Windows 10 Pro (14393) (NOT DESKTOP ICONS)

Having an odd problem which I do not know how to fix..

I don't really have any icons at all, except for Windows Store & Microsoft Edge. That's it.
I've tried running sfc /scannow and rebuilding the icon cache but that's not helped.
Tried running a virus scan/anti-malware too.
I have tried googling around but can't seem to find much as it I can only find stuff that relates to desktop icons.
I'm using Windows 10 Pro (14393)
Any ideas? If you need any extra information, let me know!
Thanks











EDIT: I have read that it may be caused by a faulty update, however, I cannot roll back as I have not backed up. And to top it all off there are no updates available.
Also. The start screen is completely fine. No errors there.

If i try and browse for a file using another program, all the icons are fine. What is happening?




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