Cmder: Cmder icon reverts to ConEmu icon when "Startup options" option is changed

Created on 31 Aug 2014 · 3Comments · Source: cmderdev/cmder

When the menu option for startup options is changed from specific named task after restarting, the icon shown in both the taskbar and the window is that of ConEmu and not the lovely lambda.

Steps to replicate:

Download version 1.1.4.1 of Cmder
Open up the exe
Open the settings menu
Go to the "Startup" option
Change the startup options to non-default (for example auto save)
Restart the application.

Before and after:
before

after

I've tested this so far on two machines both running Windows 7 Pro x64.

Please let me know if I can provide any more details or information.

Thanks.

👆 ConEmu

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jordanrobinson

Most helpful comment

Workaround to this issue is right-click Cmder.exe and under "send-to" click "Desktop". From the desktop, just drag the newly created Cmder icon onto the taskbar.

nhudacin on 25 Mar 2015

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If you look in the {cmd} task, you can see that the icon is set in the task parameters.

Auto save/restore has only been enabled in the latest version but as you can see the parameters have not been carried over. I've created an issue here: http://code.google.com/p/conemu-maximus5/issues/detail?id=1697

MartiUK on 1 Sep 2014

Workaround to this issue is right-click Cmder.exe and under "send-to" click "Desktop". From the desktop, just drag the newly created Cmder icon onto the taskbar.

nhudacin on 25 Mar 2015

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I having the same issue with the taskbar icon not working properly. The above "workaround" works fine as long as I keep cmder in my downloads directory, or on my desktop, or in a folder on my desktop. As soon as a move it to a directory other than my downloads folder or a folder located on my desktop (like my Program Files or Applications directory) then the workaround stops working. I don't know enough about Windows to know why this is happening an what the difference is between the different folders but it's very confusing. I'm running Windows 8.1. Any help or explanations would be much appreciated.