Help: Icon Problem

Icon for Driver Genius Pro on my Win7 Ultimate x64.

Screenshot: Untitled.jpg

After the installation, it was normal but after a few minutes,.
it became like this, yet still working fine..
As u can see, its in the taskbar coz im downloading latest updates
for my pc's drivers.

but its so annoying to have this kind of problem,
can some1 help me?

Tnx!

Reset icon cache

open a cmd prompt as admin

C:
CD /d %userprofile%\AppData\Local
DEL IconCache.db /a

May need at least one restart to see change.

Chikka is a Pinay thing.


Pusong pinoy! Look closely at Obama. It's Manny.

DeVandal said:

Reset icon cache

open a cmd prompt as admin

C:
CD /d %userprofile%\AppData\Local
DEL IconCache.db /a

May need at least one restart to see change.

tnx 4 the quik reply sir but im a bit confused of wat to type in cmd,.
do u mean type them in sequence like:

1st) C:
2nd) CD /d %userprofile%\AppData\Local (is there a space after CD & /d?)
3rd) DEL IconCache.db /a (is there a space after DEL & .db?)

or? sori 4 being noob sir,. im not so techy savvy for this stuff,.

DeVandal said:

Chikka is a Pinay thing.


Pusong pinoy! Look closely at Obama. It's Manny.

yes sir ^^, im a pinay,.

at ur Avatar,. LOL :)

ferdiebacalso23 said:

DeVandal said:

Reset icon cache

open a cmd prompt as admin

C:
CD /d %userprofile%\AppData\Local
DEL IconCache.db /a

May need at least one restart to see change.

tnx 4 the quik reply sir but im a bit confused of wat to type in cmd,.
do u mean type them in sequence like:

1st) C:
2nd) CD /d %userprofile%\AppData\Local (is there a space after CD & /d?)
3rd) DEL IconCache.db /a (is there a space after DEL & .db?)

or? sori 4 being noob sir,. im not so techy savvy for this stuff,.

Yes there are spaces.

DeVandal said:

ferdiebacalso23 said:

DeVandal said:

Reset icon cache

open a cmd prompt as admin

C:
CD /d %userprofile%\AppData\Local
DEL IconCache.db /a

May need at least one restart to see change.

tnx 4 the quik reply sir but im a bit confused of wat to type in cmd,.
do u mean type them in sequence like:

1st) C:
2nd) CD /d %userprofile%\AppData\Local (is there a space after CD & /d?)
3rd) DEL IconCache.db /a (is there a space after DEL & .db?)

or? sori 4 being noob sir,. im not so techy savvy for this stuff,.

Yes there are spaces.

ah ok sir,. so to be sure,. i will really Type those commands in sequence right?

like:

1) type > C: (press ENTER)
2) type > CD /d %userprofile%\AppData\Local (press ENTER)
3) type > DEL IconCache.db /a (press ENTER)
4) exit cmd
5) Restart my computer

Right sir? :)

Yes, type them in sequence as you have correctly listed.

Also, the link that A Guy has included will get you a batch file that will run the process for you when you need it again. And you will need it again. This is a common problem.

And stop calling me Sir. :)