Place a link in your page head with the ‘rel’ attribute set to “SHORTCUT ICON” and the ‘href’ pointing to the location of your favicon. This way you don’t have to clutter up the root of your site with junk.
HTML: Specifying a FavIcon Path
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MemoryTin 
I am using free tool at http://www.MyFavicons.info This one works great and its fast
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