Is it possible to change the uninstall icon in Inn

问题:

From what i've read it looks like that is no parameter that allows you to change the uninstall icon:

[Setup]: UninstallIconFile
Description:
Obsolete in 5.0.0. As Setup and Uninstall have been merged into a single executable, setting a custom icon for Uninstall is no longer possible.

So, is there another way to change this icon? I'm asking because if, for example you have only your launch exe, an readme and the uninstall, users may accidentally click on the uninstall instead of lauch, which is a little bit annoying.

Thanks.

回答1:

Your Uninstall Icon would only be the same as your application icon if you set the IconFilename setting to the same icon as the application or have the SetupIconFile setting set to the same as your application.
By default, the Uninstall Icon is the same as the Setup icon. If you really want to make sure the user isn't confused, you can set the IconFilename parameter in the [Icons] section to your uninstall icon. Something like:

Name: "{group}\Uninstall My Program"; Filename: "{uninstallexe}"; IconFilename: "{app}\uninstall.ico"

You would need to include the uninstall.ico in your [Files] section as well.

回答2:

To change the uninstall executable icon, you have to change the installer executable icon, as it is the same exe, using the SetupIconFile setup section directive.

For example:

SetupIconFile=MyProgSetup.ico

You can also change the Icon that is displayed on the control panel, setting the UninstallDisplayIcon setup section directive

For example:

UninstallDisplayIcon={app}\MyProg.exe,4
;or
UninstallDisplayIcon={app}\Uninstaller.ico

回答3:

Set the uninstaller icon as SetupIconFile, then change the resource icon in the compiled .exe. (There are many programs to do that like the ResHacker)

If you see the compiled .exe still with the uninstaller icon, just move that .exe to another folder and you will notice.

回答4:

The "setup.exe" file icon can be set by SetupIconFile

The control panel icon can be set by UninstallDiaplayIcon

In script file, I added these lines to the [Setup] section:

[Setup]
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; Icons for setup.exe and control panel
UninstallDisplayIcon={app}\Icon.ico
SetupIconFile="Icon.ico"

Note that:

1. UninstallDisplayIcon is given {app} path
2. SetupIconFile uses absolute path, because the setup program to be created by Inno (by compiling) is yet to have {app} before my program is installed.

jachguate's answer has given me the best clue to figure out my case. This solution is tested on a few Windows 10 computers.