Created attachment 49584 [details] Screenshot, pls. see original report! I had to switchfrom LibO 3.4.2 RC2 to a normal OOo 3.4.0 installation for some tests. All (AFAIR) my desktop icons switched to OOo as expected. Then I installed "LibreOffice 3.4.1 RC3 - WIN7 Home Premium (64bit) German UI [OOO340m1 (Build:203)]" Expected: all Icons back to LibO design Actual: The Icons for documents newly created on desktop (before installation of OOo) from context menu show a white piece of paper with a very little LibO document specific Icon ("OpenDocument Tabellendokument (neu).ods", "OpenDocument Text (neu).odt"). Links are shown with correct Icons ("AenderungenLT3.odt", "WichtigeDokumente"). When I now create new LibO documents on Desktop they show the expected icons. "OpenDocument Tabellendokument (neu).ods", "OpenDocument Text (neu).odt" do not change icons when I edit and save contents. Renaming such a document to "x" changes icon to expected one, undo rename does not switch back to unexpected icons. I am not sure whether this is RC3 related, it's long ago that I newly installed an OOo Version.
For some documents the LibreOffice Explorer Shell Extension shows the thumbnail of the document, for others it does not. It is a bug in LibreOffice Explorer Shell Extension.
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Created attachment 144375 [details] desktop folder in the windows explorer (filemanager) Hi, when I link or save files to the desktop I get an file preview so not the mimetype is shown it show the file preview. but when I have an look at the desktop folder in the filemanager the .ods and .odt files didn't show the correct mimetype the .odg file show the correct mimetype. Windows 7 and LibreOffice 6.1
What is the actual bug here? What OP had described in comment 0 was NOTABUG actually: OP considered the thumbnail preview feature of Windows Explorer Extension component (which you can enable or disable in the installer) as a "bug". What Andras mentioned in comment 1 is a possible bug when some documents *do not* show thumbnail preview - but it would be good to clarify if that's actually a bug: e.g., if documents are created without an embedded thumbnail, that would be expected. And it was 2012 - is that problem (not showing thumbnails for documents with embedded thumbnails) still the case now? I cannot understand what "showing correct mimetype" means in comment 5.
And it doesn't look like installer issue anyway.
Closing NOTABUG (wrt comment 0).