first thank you so much i think that network icon is my problem and not from MRP becuz i modified this iso of windows 7 long time ago and i think i added desktop shortcuts for the tools icon i think there are a lot of beautiful icons from shell32.dll itself and from other system files also like imageres.dll
No worries at least you know why it was appearing. Regarding cmd/pshell etc options, I was going to have them separate when i first used the Creator but at that time i was still learning the side of GUI programming and was working from a preset template with a small amount of 'surface' space so some options was combined to keep within the restrictions. Now i have rewrote the GUI to use tabbed 'blocks' for more expansion, the separated options have now appeared. Regarding the shell32 and imageres .dll's yes there are a lot of icons to choose from, the problem being each OS can alter the location references. For instance the icon for Services (the cog) on 7 is at a different reference location to w8.x/10 on some Editions then with Servers it moves about yet again, so i had to alter the code to compensate or you would of had a notepad type icon or a white little box. Getting the CMD and Powershell icons to show was fun too as on Win7 the text didn't always show properly and the Elevated P/Shell ones didn't correctly work on 7 all the time, have fixed that now with a bit of 'clever' adjustments.
Query Tool 73.3 Test3 looks like it will be the 74th release soon. A few extra additions to the results. Some may not be needed unless you use Servers or domains but added anyway. One called 'PC System Type' is using a different WMIC call and usually may say Desktop or Mobile (laptop/tablet). It could return other values depending on how the results are returned such as Enterprise Server, Appliance PC, (i think that is Internet Of Things?), etc. The {0x*) number is a reference number that is returned via the WMIC call which is different to the 'M/Board Chassis Type' value hence why i added that code as well. 'OS is part of a domain', obvious really. Usually FALSE. TRUE is if it detects it is (hopefully). 'HyperVisor Present', TRUE/FALSE, this uses a different WMIC call and all being well should say TRUE if a VM is detected, it may only say true if it is a Server HyperV. Usually FALSE for a normal PC. If none of the above new additions cannot be determined then the lines won't show. The 'OS Installation Type' will say Client {Non Server} now to avoid confusion, for Server installations it will say Server {ID}, the ID part within the { } will show as {2019}, {2012 R2} etc. Spoiler: QT results (part of) Code: OS Installation Type - Server {2019} OS Version {SKU} - Server Standard {Evaluation Installation} {79} OS Edition {Registry} - ServerStandardEval {79} OS Edition {CBS} - ServerStandardEval OS Edition {COMP} - ServerStandardEval OS Architecture - 64 Bit {via AR:1} OS Build/Update Revision - 17763 {rs5_release} / 1 OS Release Identifier - 1809 OS Portable Mode - FALSE OS Licenses allocated - 1 OS HyperVisor Present - FALSE OS PC System Type - Desktop {0x1} OS is part of a domain - FALSE OS Language Name/Code - UILN: en-US / Dec:1033 {Hex:409} My results show Desktop {0x1} as the test computer is using a standard motherboard, i believe for a genuine Server board it will show another type. If not then this WMIC call is another waste of time one! --------------------The next MRP is being tested and tweaked... For anyone that wishes to help with beta testing the projects please let me know and i will create a special convo/PM so that it not clutter the thread. Note it can get a bit hectic at times as updates to the code is done , it could be many times within a day! Progress reports will still be posted in the thread so no one is left out about knowing of any developments etc.