Using Images and Icons in WPF?

I'm sorry I can't be more helpful. On reading your question at first I thought it'd be just a type mismatch, like where you were specifying a string when it was meant to be an image. The issue seems to be one that has multiple possible resolutions.

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The exception, if you read through it, says the same thing: InnerException: System.IO. IOException Message=Cannot locate resource 'images/favicon. Ico'.

This is probably because the Images/favicon. Ico icon image is not setup correctly. Make sure that it's Build Action is set to "Resource", and that it's in the project under the "Images" folder.

Yeah, I read it. It IS there, in the Images folder. I think there's a bug somewhere though in WPF or Visual Studio or something, because the file is there, the string path is correct, the folder is there.

But it's just not finding it. I don't know how you can not find something that is right infront of you. – βӔḺṪẶⱫŌŔ Apr 9 at 0:14 Visual Studio auto creates a folder called "Images" with a capital "I".

But when I get the error, the error as a lower case "i". So I even tried changing the I in the Images folder to a lowercase one. Still didn't work.

– βӔḺṪẶⱫŌŔ Apr 9 at 0:15 @ βӔḺṪẶⱫŌŔ: Did you check the Build Action (right click on the icon file in VS, choose Properties)? It should be "Resource" – Reed Copsey Apr 9 at 0:17 I have updated my question :) – βӔḺṪẶⱫŌŔ Apr 9 at 0:18.

I had this same problem and found that if your project has a space in the name, it won't read the image files correctly. Hope that helps.

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