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I have not seen this issue myself but it was reported on Discord that the AppUserModelId is not working correctly on Windows 11. After an update, clicking a pinned shortcut launches the app, but a second icon appears (the new process does not get grouped with the shortcut). This seems to be the case even if SetProcessAppUserModelId is used in OnEveryRun.
Another possible issue on Win11 is that the Uninstaller DisplayVersion does not seem to be updated. I am wondering if this is a failure to update the registry key, or if Win11 UI is caching this somewhere and failing to update the UI until a restart.
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[DllImport("shell32.dll")]
public static extern void GetCurrentProcessExplicitAppUserModelID([Out(), MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.LPWStr)] out string AppID);
I have not seen this issue myself but it was reported on Discord that the AppUserModelId is not working correctly on Windows 11. After an update, clicking a pinned shortcut launches the app, but a second icon appears (the new process does not get grouped with the shortcut). This seems to be the case even if
SetProcessAppUserModelId
is used in OnEveryRun.Another possible issue on Win11 is that the Uninstaller DisplayVersion does not seem to be updated. I am wondering if this is a failure to update the registry key, or if Win11 UI is caching this somewhere and failing to update the UI until a restart.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: