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Description of the feature, modification, idea or suggestion
If the icon or description for a program is pulled from an MUI, Windows uses it as its own. This program seems to not pull them/bypass this functionality. Idk if this is intentional functionality or unintended, but a setting to use the Windows-determined icons/descriptions would be nice.
Example (left: Windows decides icon/description in process hacker, for example)
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If the icon or description for a program is pulled from an MUI, Windows uses it as its own. This program seems to not pull them/bypass this functionality. Idk if this is intentional functionality or unintended,
MUI support is handled by higher level Win32 functions (kernel32/kernelbase) but they also map files as executable by default due to legacy compatability. We're using low level Native API (ntdll) functions with the more modern/secure non-executable commit sections but never added the support for MUI files.
Description of the feature, modification, idea or suggestion
If the icon or description for a program is pulled from an MUI, Windows uses it as its own. This program seems to not pull them/bypass this functionality. Idk if this is intentional functionality or unintended, but a setting to use the Windows-determined icons/descriptions would be nice.
Example (left: Windows decides icon/description in process hacker, for example)

Proposed implementation details (optional)
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: