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The user reports an issue where newly installed apps from the Microsoft Store do not display their correct icons in the Windows Search and Start menu, despite default built-in apps displaying properly. A responder suggests troubleshooting steps, including restarting the computer, resetting the icon cache, and resetting the Windows Store cache. Overall, the thread offers troubleshooting advice to resolve icon display issues related to new app installations on Windows.
The user reports an issue where newly installed apps from the Microsoft Store do not display their correct icons in the Windows Search and Start menu, despite default built-in apps displaying properly. A responder suggests troubleshooting steps, including restarting the computer, resetting the icon cache, and resetting the Windows Store cache. Overall, the thread offers troubleshooting advice to resolve icon display issues related to new app installations on Windows.
Solution
I would try resetting your icon cache as well as a Windows store reset
Icon Cache Reset
How to Rebuild a Broken Icon Cache in Windows 10
Windows Store Reset
Press [Windows key + r]
Type wsreset
Icon Cache Reset
How to Rebuild a Broken Icon Cache in Windows 10
Windows Store Reset
Press [Windows key + r]
Type wsreset
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I would try resetting your icon cache as well as a Windows store reset
Icon Cache Reset
How to Rebuild a Broken Icon Cache in Windows 10
Windows Store Reset
Press [Windows key + r]
Type wsreset
Icon Cache Reset
How to Rebuild a Broken Icon Cache in Windows 10
Windows Store Reset
Press [Windows key + r]
Type wsreset