When my application opens too many windows the taskbar groups them into one button. Each window has its own icon, but the grouping icon is the default "unknown"-kind icon.
How can I set the grouping icon?
Add groups and shortcuts 1) In the TaskbarGroups window, click Add Taskbar group. 2) Click Change group icon to assign an icon to the group. 3) Select an icon for the group. 4) Click Open to assign the icon to the group.
Click on Start > Settings > Personalization > Taskbar. While you're here, you can lock, auto-hide, or use small Taskbar buttons. Scrolling down and find Combine taskbar buttons.
In Windows 10 On Windows 10, you can access more detailed setting by right-clicking the taskbar and selecting “Settings”. This takes you straight to the Settings > Personalization > Taskbar screen. Scroll down to the “Notification Area” section and click the “Select which icons appear on the taskbar” link.
This comment from Raymond Chen indicates that the icon is coming from the exe itself, I would suggest using something like eXeScope to make sure that your application icon is being embedded properly, and maybe compare it with other exes that display proper behavior to do delta debugging.
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