Taskbar Image Missing (Windows 10 Education)

[MadtownLems]

Describe the bug
Cyberduck's appearance in my taskbar is just the default broken image icon.

Expected behavior
A cute little duck

Screenshots

Desktop (please complete the following information):
Windows 10 Education
Cyberduck 9.0.3

[Ankush1oo8]

Can you tell me how can fix it means I don't know in which file I can't fix this

[AliveDevil]

Interesting. Cyberduck Store, or standalone/Exe installed?
Which Education version? Check Settings System/About.

[MadtownLems]

Cyberduck Store, or standalone/Exe installed?

The cyberduck-installer.exe for windows from here: https://cyberduck.io/download/

Which Education version? Check Settings System/About.

Version: 22H2
OS build: 19045.5131

[AliveDevil]

Can't seem to replicate here.

Just installed both, Windows 10 and Cyberduck.
Did you use any software to optimize/cleanup your system?

[MadtownLems]

Did you use any software to optimize/cleanup your system?

No - but it is a "managed" device by our campus IT, so I'm guessing that's it. Any suggestions on things I can look at to help debug? (confirm the image file exists where it should, for example)

Otherwise, it sounds like a "me" problem and don't stress it. Thanks for your time!

[AliveDevil]

One thing that comes to mind is that the Photos-app, or Windows Photo Viewer aren't active/removed, so that Windows can't decode the icon, but that would be really far-fetched.

The icon you should see is embedded as part of the Cyberduck executable (i.e. when navigating to "C:\Program Files\Cyberduck", the Cyberduck.exe should have the duck icon).

[MadtownLems]

C:\Program Files\Cyberduck shows the icon.

And I do have Photos installed and active.

Oh well. It doesn't impact functionality. I really do appreciate your time, with this and the application in general. Cheers!

[AliveDevil]

One thing you could do, if you are familiar with the command line:
Open a PowerShell terminal in %LocalAppdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Explorer.
Run command Remove-Item -Include iconcache_*,thumbcache_* * -WhatIf, verify that nothing else except files starting with iconcache and thumbcache are listed.
Kill Explorer.exe, keep TaskManager opened
Run the above command without the -WhatIf, i.e. Remove-Item -Include iconcache_*,thumbcache_* *
In TaskManager start a new process "explorer.exe".
This should wipe the entire icon cache and rebuild it for you.
It may be a corrupt icon cache, and worth a shot.

[MadtownLems]

Good news! Today's Cyberduck update has restored the ducky in the taskbar! 🦆