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Hello,

Here is my problem: I am developping a game engine in C # (Winform). The program icon is correctly managed. I want to modify this icon, once the program launched, dynamically, to reflect the choice of the game that has just taken place. The process is done correctly, EXCEPT that it only works if the executable has been launched directly. On the other hand, if the launch was made from a shortcut, (choice in the Start Menu, for example, or redirection icon on the desktop), the icon in the taskbar remains obstinately blocked on the program icon. I tested this program under XP, where it reacts to my convenience (dynamic change of the correct icon) and under W7 or W10 where the update of this icon does not happen.

Here is the code that I use for this function:

try
{
 Bitmap b = null;
b = new Bitmap (Fen.Chm + Fen.Gam + "\\" + f);
IntPtr p = b.GetHicon ();
Icon = Icon.FromHandle (p);
b.Dispose ();
}
catch (Exception x)
{
MessageBox.Show (x.Message);
}

I could not find the solution on any site I visited. Does anyone have a track?
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