Seen while running the latest 1.9.2 nightly. STR: 1. Install Namoroka build in the default directory. 2. Pin the app to the taskbar. 2. Run the uninstaller. See the attached screenshot. We leave an icon behind in the taskbar after the uninstaller is run. I tried the same STR using Google Chrome and that app did not leave anything behind.

I'm not sure if we can delete this, since it was based on a user action.

We *might* be able to since there are a few hacks out there for working around the intentional lack of ability for installers to add / remove the taskbar shortcuts.

> Any shortcut installed by an application might have been subsequently pinned by the user, and there is no way for an application to know this. Therefore, we recommend that, during uninstallation, all applications call IStartMenuPinnedList::RemoveFromList on each shortcut they installed. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb774817.aspx

(In reply to comment #4) > > Any shortcut installed by an application might have been subsequently pinned by the user, and there is no way for an application to know this. Therefore, we recommend that, during uninstallation, all applications call IStartMenuPinnedList::RemoveFromList on each shortcut they installed. > > http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb774817.aspx Woot! We can add that to the uninstall. Thanks James!

ShellLink::GetShortCutTarget "$QUICKLAUNCH\$R8" Pop $R5 StrCmp "$INSTDIR\${FileMainEXE}" "$R5" +1 -7 + ApplicationID::UninstallPinnedItem "$QUICKLAUNCH\$R8" Delete "$QUICKLAUNCH\$R8" Rob, should I add pops after all of these UninstallPinnedItem calls?

Definitely if they change the registers from what they were before calling the macro.

Added Pop's to remove the result of ApplicationID::UninstallPinnedItem from the stack.