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I installed a program (Subtitle Edit) and it changed my .srt icon. Now I can't seem to change it back (I use FileTypesMan for this) since I can't find where the icon is stored even though several other extensions are still using it.

Here you can see the icons in FileTypesMan. I want .srt files to use the .sub icon.

Is this icon located somewhere on Windows 7? notepad.exe only seems to have one icon in it (the one used for .srt above) and I don't remember how I initially set the one I have for .sub and when I double-click on .sub in FileTypesMan I don't get any icon directory path.

I already checked a long list of .dll's listed in another question, but I couldn't find it there.

I managed to solve it myself by deleting everything from the "Default Icon", "MIME Type" and "Perceived Type" text boxes under Edit File Type in FileTypesMan.

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    Post your own solution as an answer down below, please, in order to help others. Answers don't go in questions. Aug 29, 2020 at 18:22

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Delete everything from the Default Icon, MIME Type and Perceived Type text boxes under Edit File Type in FileTypesMan.

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