Jim Parzych
19 discussion posts
I have 2 applications that after awhile, the icon is changed from the normal application icon to the attached pictures. all other 15 apps display the correct icon
What is weird is that when I remote into my desktop from home, the correct icons are displayed and when i came back into work this am, the wrong icons are displayed.
The application on the left is Servant Salamander -
http://www.altap.cz/ and the right is TextPad -
http://www.textpad.com/
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Jim Parzych
19 discussion posts
will try to later today.
Another related issue. If SQL Server Management Studio is on the right, the icon displayed is correct, when i move it to the left, the groupwise icon is displayed.
Interesting! Is it the native Windows taskbar, or the DisplayFusion taskbar that has the wrong icons? I'll check out the log on Monday if you're able to send it in before then.
Thanks!
Jim Parzych
19 discussion posts
turned on logging. rebooted.
Started 3 applications with this issue (Excel is the third one, it displays the groupwise messenger icon on the left screen)
All 3 apps display at startup the correct icon on the right, the incorrect one on the left
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Ok, thanks! Just to double-check, are you running the the latest beta (4.2 Beta 2)?
If not, could you update and see if the icons still change? From your Troubleshooting info, it looks like it's the Windows taskbar that the icons are getting messed up on.
Thanks!
Jim Parzych
19 discussion posts
Running latest version v4.2.0 (Beta 2)
So far only those same 3 applications. Remoted in periodically throughout the weekend, icons rendered properly via remote, came back in today and same behavior, wrong icon on left, correct icon on right.
It is the taskbar where they are messed up
Jim Parzych
19 discussion posts
Thank you. All fixed. I will update the batch file to also delete the hidden file in case i need to do this in the future.
Excellent, glad to hear that worked, Jim!
Sep 19, 2012 (modified Sep 19, 2012)
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