When using Eagle on Windows systems, you may sometimes encounter issues where interface icons fail to display properly. This problem is typically caused by other software installations that incorrectly modify the Content Type attribute of SVG files. This article will guide you through resolving this issue by modifying the registry.

Repair Steps

Please follow these steps to fix the SVG icon display issue:

Open Registry Editor
- Click the Windows Start menu in the bottom-left corner
- Type regedit and press Enter to open Registry Editor
Navigate to SVG File Registry Entry
- In the address bar at the top of Registry Editor, enter Computer\HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.svg and press Enter
Select SVG Folder
- Click on the .svg folder in the left tree structure
Modify Content Type Property
- In the right details pane, double-click the Content Type property
- Change the value to image/svg+xml and click OK to save the changes
Restart Eagle Software
- After completing the above steps, close Registry Editor
- Restart Eagle software, and the icon display issue should be resolved

Important Notes

It is recommended to backup important data before modifying the registry
This solution only applies to Windows operating systems

How to Fix Missing or Corrupted Interface Icons in Eagle Software