Didn't see this reported above.

IP10 on Win7 Pro.  Since the install, the Change Icon item in a desktop shortcut's context (right-click) menu fails to bring up the Change Icon dialog for some, but not all, shortcuts but the icon can still be changed in the file's properties dialog via the Change Icon button.

Not all shortcuts or desktop items have the Change Icon item in the context menu, but I don't believe that is new to IP10.

IconDeveloper will allow you to add these sizes to the iconPackages without disturbing the integrity of the package itself. I'm not sure, but I'm going to check and see if it does so in a batch operation so as not to have to convert each icon independently.     -- Ace --

In "My downloads" I don't see Iconpackager 10 BETA to be able to test it. Is this because my Object Desktop licence expired?  Can anyone send me a link?

I will thank you very much!!!

Hi

I have been using IconPackager 10 for a while now and everything seems fine except in the All Apps list.  Program Icons appear as file default blank icons and not the actual program icons used when initially installed.  If I revert back from a package to Windows Default Icons they appear as they should sometimes.  I have also found that I can get the icons to appear correctly if I find the location of the actual programs exe file and enter properties and change icon select the original icon and then apply and ok it.  I have to do the same for the shortcut in the start menu.  This does not always work and sometimes you have to do it a couple of times to get it to work.  I assume this is a bug with IconPackager 10.  The funny thing is within Windows Explorer the shortcut icons in the start menu folders display the correct icon for the programs exe files.

Hope you can help as its driving me mad having to try and correct these default file icons.

Cheers

Andy

Cool Thanks 

Beta 2 does indeed seem to have the Cortana and All Apps problems licked, but I don't get a custom icon for an empty live folder? Have I missed something I have to do? Thanks in advance for any help anyone can provide.

It is a package I assembled and saved with IP's "customize" feature. Live folders are defined and showing correctly, but when a folder is empty, I get the windows default (yellow folder) icon.

Are you referring to open folder/closed folder? If I define those, then live folders appear on top of the static icons and icons within the package all get shifted such that every icon after the open/closed folder ones are incorrect. This requires me to restore windows default icons, delete the icon package, reboot and start over.

Completely uninstall, reboot, run a registry cleaner like cCleaner or Wise Registry Cleaner (or both is better). Reboot and reinstall the latest IconPackager. If you had a previous version installed, you should not have, as no previous versions were compatible with Windows 10 and you end up with issues like this.

Oh well, best to contact Stardock support then I guess. 

Have you done anything to your install to mess with UAC?

IconPackager needs administrator rights and is manifested accordingly so this may be a problem if there is a problem with UAC

Have you done anything to your install to mess with UAC?

IconPackager needs administrator rights and is manifested accordingly so this may be a problem if there is a problem with UAC

Well I don't think I have done anything different than before. I'm not that tech savy to change or know if my UAC was messed with. Along with the IconPackager10  not starting without the (65535) error, all my windows explorer icons and control panel icons disappear. I use system restore to go back to reclaim these. Thanks Steve

If you are an Object Desktop subscriber and your subscription is current (not expired) you should see a download link for this new beta.  If your subscription has expired you will not.  Otherwise it is still in beta and not yet available for general purchase.  When it does become available for public purchase, owners of previous versions can typically buy the new version at a discounted upgrade price.