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Microsoft backports privacy-invading Windows 10 features to Windows 7, 8 If you change anything in the registry, you'll want to clear the icon cache again to make the changes take effect. You may want to check for (and remove/rename) a registry for a key named 'IconHandler' in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT -> exefile -> shellex.Īlso, make sure that the DefaultValue in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT -> Lnkfile -> shellex -> IconHandler is '' (without the quotes, but with the braces). How interested are you in trying to figure this out (versus simply reinstalling)?Ī little piece of information I just learned today is that sometimes custom icon handlers are imported from the previous Windows installation, causing icon problems. I could update my program to schedule those files to be removed after a reboot. In Windows 10, it appears that some other programs lock a couple icon cache files, making them not deletable, causing the message you saw (above). If I knew for sure whether the Start Thing used the same icon cache as desktop, taskbar, and File Explorer icons, I would know better how to proceed, but I don't know that yet.

Windows 10 pro insider preview 10532 iso