First, download the image or icon of your choice that is at least 512px x 512px in size. Make sure the width and height are the same. Now, make 5 copies of the icon and resize and rename them. You can use MS Paint to quickly resize it to any of these sizes.
In the next step, simply copy and paste the default icon images for the above sizes into the User Account Pictures folder . You will need to click Replace the file in the destination to enable the new options. This will overwrite the old files, so creating a backup is essential.
You can save the backup files in any folder so that they are easily accessible. Alternatively, you can use the .BKP extension for backups. Rename 'user.png,' 'user-192.png,' 'user-48.png,' 'user-40.png,' and 'user-32.png' to 'user.png.bkp,' 'user-192.png.bkp,' 'user-48.png.bkp,' 'user-40.png.bkp,' and 'user-32.png.bkp' respectively. You can skip the 'user.bmp' file.
Note : If you don't want to go through the renaming process, you can simply delete or replace them. But if you do, you may not be able to restore the default icons when you need them. However, you can copy the icons from another system.
By default, your Microsoft account profile picture will sync to your Windows devices. This feature is also available to users with access to Microsoft 365, as well as to people who sync OneDrive or SharePoint to their computers.
Sign in to your Microsoft account online. When the dashboard appears, navigate to Your info . From there, you can select Change Photo to update your Microsoft user account photo.
A new pop-up window will open where you can browse your PC to add a new photo to your profile. Click Save to confirm. Then, Update your profile to save these changes to your Microsoft account.
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