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The most popular icon packs released during the Windows 8.1 era were comprehensive. They didn't just change the "My Computer" icon; they overhauled the entire system UI. Key features included:
In 2013, installation was a three-step dance that required bypassing Windows' security.
On October 17, 2013, Microsoft released Windows 8.1 as a response to widespread criticism of Windows 8 (released 2012). While it reintroduced a visible Start button, it retained the core Modern UI and the flat, monochromatic icon set. For a significant subset of users—particularly enterprise IT staff, graphic designers, and long-term Windows power users—the new iconography represented a loss of functionality disguised as minimalism.