How to select icon for a WPF to be the icon of the application?

Setting the icon for the application should carry over to all windows, except when overridden.

Setting the icon for the application should carry over to all windows, except when overridden. You may be running the application through Visual Studio, in which case you will be running vshost.exe. Try running your application directly from the Release directory, and you should see the icon appear in your Windows.

With latest update of the VS2010, I can see the icon while debugging. But only if I set it explicitly for the form. Setting from the Project property doesn't work.

– Nam Gi VU Oct 28 '10 at 7:49.

You need to set the Icon for the window explicitly like .

– Nam Gi VU Oct 28 '10 at 7:32 msdn.microsoft. Com/en-us/library/… Please see the Note given in the link.In general, in debug mode the application icon won't display. For that, you need to specify it externally using the Icon property.

– Prince Ashitaka Oct 28 '10 at 7:35 With latest update of the VS2010, I can see the icon while debugging. But only if I set it explicitly for the form. Setting from the Project property doesn't work.

– Nam Gi VU Oct 28 '10 at 7:49 @Nam Gi VU Yeah that is what I mentioned in the above comment.In debugging, the app icon won't be visible on forms unless you specify it externally. – Prince Ashitaka Oct 28 '10 at 8:24 You're right! – Nam Gi VU Oct 28 '10 at 10:21.

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