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Set Icon for Task Sequences and Packages

 Configuration Manager 2203 introduces custom icon support for task sequences and packages. You can set icons for task sequences and packages in SCCM to be shown in Software Center.


One of the new features of SCCM 2203 is you can add or assign an icon to a task sequence and also set iconicons individual packages. Previously, SCCM task sequences and legacy packages would always display a default icon in Software Center.


With many users requesting this feature, you can now set SCCM software icons for task sequences and legacy packages. These custom icons appear in Software Center on client computers for users when you deploy these objects.


You may also edit the existing task sequences or packages and assign an icon that will be reflected in Software Center for users. Ensure you upgrade to SCCM 2203 to use this feature.


Microsoft ConfigMgr team believes that instead of a default icon, a custom icon can improve the user experience to better identify the software.

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In this article, we will look at the steps to set icons for task sequences and packages. This custom icon appears in Software Center on the client along with the task sequence/package for users.


Set Icon for Task Sequences and Packages Requirements

If you want to set icons for Task Sequences and Packages in SCCM, here are the custom icon requirements. The following file types are supported for custom icons:

  1. Programs (.exe)
  2. Libraries (.dll)
  3. Icons (.ico)
  4. Images (.png, .jpeg, .jpg)

The icon file doesn’t need to be on clients that you target with the deployment. Configuration Manager includes the image with the deployment policy.

  • The maximum file size for an icon image is 256 KB.
  • Icons can have pixel dimensions of up to 512 x 512.

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How to Set Icon for SCCM Package?

You can assign or set a custom icon for the SCCM package with the following steps:


  • Launch the Configuration Manager console.
  • Go to Software Library\Application Management\Packages.
  • From the list of packages, select a package and click Properties in the top ribbon.
  • On the General tab, click Browse and set the icon for SCCM Package. Click Apply and OK.

Click the Browse button to specify an icon for the SCCM package. The icon that you specify for the package has two important requirements:

  • goog_2092399380The maximum file size for an image is 256 KB.
  • Icon dimensions of up to 512 x 512.

Once you specify the custom icon for SCCM the  package, the icon appears on the General tab of package properties. Click Apply and OK.

After you have set a custom icon for SCCMthe  package, you must update the package to all the distribution points. This will ensure the latest changes done to the content are distributed to distribution points.

Once the content is available on distthe ribution point, let’s launch the Software Center on the clieclient'sputer. The icon that we set for the package appears in the Applications tab of Software Center.


Clicking the package in Software Center shows the package name, package icon and, other details configured during the packaging.

This completes the instructions for setting SCCMthe  software center icon for packages.

SCCM Software Center Icon for Packages Grayed Out


You may notice that for some packages in SCCM, the option to set the custom icon is greyed out. This happens because you cannot set custom icon for built-in SCCM packages.

TherThree packages come-installed with SCCM:
  • Configuration Manager Client Package
  • Configuration Manager Client Piloting Package
  • User State Migration Tool for Windows

For all the above built-in packages, you cannot set a custom icon and hence the option is grayed out.

Set Icon for SCCM Task Sequence


We will now look at steps to set an icon for SCCMthe  task sequence. You can set a custom icon for an existing task sequence from its properties with follthe owing steps.

In the ConfigMgr console, go to Software Library\Operating Systems\Task Sequences. Select and right-click a task sequence and now select Properties.

On the task sequence properties window, click the More Options tab. Under the option Select custom icon to be shown in Software Center on the client, click Browse, and select an icon for the task sequence.


The icon that you select for a task sequence could be picked up from the default shell library, or it could be from a shared network path. Whatever icon you select for this task sequence, will appear in Software Center on client computers.

The icon that you specify for the task sequence has two important requirements:

  • The maximum file size for an image is 256 KB.
  • Icon dimensions of up to 512 x 512.

The icon that you selected for the task sequence is presented in the same window. Click Apply and OK to save the changes.



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