- #Microsoft office 2016 icons missing pdf#
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- #Microsoft office 2016 icons missing update#
- #Microsoft office 2016 icons missing windows 10#
#Microsoft office 2016 icons missing windows 10#
Is there a quick fix for this problem? I know of the solution to deploy a customized Windows 10 Start Menu which may include the pinned Office365 2016 applications into a nicely labeled group. The are greeted by Office 2016 apps located in the I'm facing a challenge with my end users not liking the fact that their previous pinned Office 2013 ProPlus (volume license version) icons on the Windows 10 start menu disappear after the uninstall.
#Microsoft office 2016 icons missing update#
I've tried this on both Windows 10 v1511 and the current v1607 anniversary update and still has no effect to the task bar. To see office 2016 icons pinned to the task bar.
#Microsoft office 2016 icons missing install#
xml file and deployed it with SCCM as " Install for User" context. I've enable Property Name="PinIconsToTaskbar" Value="TRUE" in the ODT. However, I am having issues trying to test this feature in conjunction with SCCM There is an option in ODT to pin to the task bar.
MyĮnvironment is Windows 10 v1511 at the moment.Ĭurrently there is no solution that is part of the ODT that allows you to pin icons to the Windows 10 start menu. I already have a package that essentially uninstalls all versions of office found on the host computer and then installs Office365 Deferred Channel release. If the display scaling was the source of the problem, the icons will now appear correctly.I am having some challenges on trying to deploy Office 365 2016 to my environment. In this scenario, the helpdesk can reset the display to 100% DPI scaling, and restart Outlook.
If the FileSite icons are completely missing, the generic folder icon is all that you would see. The larger folder icon may appear behind the FileSite icon, looking like a yellow rectangle. The non-standard DPI scaling appears to cause the generic folder icons to be a larger size than the FileSite icons. This problem scenario is specific to the display resolution not being set to 100%. FileSite’s specific icons usually appear on top of the generic icons, and cover them completely. Outlook shows its default folder icons before it loads the FileSite custom ones, and if it cannot load FileSite’s, the yellow ones remain visible. I’ve seen this error reported in conjunction with the icons in FileSite’s navigation tree. Possible cause: Display scaling not set to a supported percentage If corrupted storage was causing this problem, the icons will now appear correctly. A brief message will appear, saying that the icons are being loaded. Meanwhile, watch the status messages displayed as Outlook launches and the FileSite navigation tree is displayed.Start Outlook, and when it is loaded, click to expand the FileSite navigation tree if it is not already expanded.HKCU\Software\Interwoven\WorkSite\8.0\FileSite\IconFormInstalled.Tell FileSite to re-load those icons when next launched: set IconFormInstalled to 0.Launch the registry editor and navigate to HKCU.
#Microsoft office 2016 icons missing pdf#
Exit all Microsoft Office and PDF editor programs.You must be logged in to the machine as the user who has reported the problem.
In this scenario, the helpdesk can force FileSite to reload the icons, by updating the user’s registry. The inbox uses blank white icons instead of displaying Email Management’s specific icons. Specifically, the email icon which ought to look like a filed email with a green check-mark can instead appear like this: I’ve seen this error reported in connection with a user’s inbox. More than one situation can cause this issue. In my experience, the problem usually affects only one person rather than being widespread. Sometimes the FileSite or Email Management icons get misplaced. Outlook is showing generic icons: How do I restore FileSite’s specific icons?
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