After searching “teamspeak” in Windows start menu, two results with two different icons (one old, one new) appear. (pic rel.)
Teamspeak 3 has never been installed on this PC, only TS5.
This is the Windows Cache holding icons for long time.
The comamnd run in CMD can help to solve that.
ie4uinit.exe -show
If that did not help, check if there is a second installation somewhere.
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Nothing has changed after running this command.
Actually i made a mistake in the description of the issue:
Both of these open same app (TS5).
Theres no other installation of TS on this device.
I have this same issue for a while.
I uninstalled teamspeak 5 and deleted all settings / folders, rebuilding the Icon Cache and it was gone.
But after reinstalling ts5 I had both icons again.
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You could right-click the one with the old icon, select go to location and delete the shortcut.
it locates the new shortcut ^^ that’s the point.
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But if only a few people have that it’s an issue from my side. Never bothered me.
Well, both of these, despite of having different icons, lead to the same location (only one shortcut on desktop). The weird thing is, the shortcut on desktop has the old icon, while “TeamSpeak.exe” has a new one. Its kinda confusing, hope you get the point.
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yea, just like me 
As I mentioned above, if I uninstall it and delete all contents of it = the icon is gone.
…but if I reinstall it BOTH icons are back.
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Short update: now it is no longer displayed. I don’t know if you did something about it or if it just disappeared like that. 
There is a 50/50 Chance to get one or both.
Sometimes I have TeamSpeak with an Icon sometimes not.
Hallo,
i found a bug.
When I installed the beta yesterday, two shortcuts were created in the start menu.
As you can see in the picture, there are two different ones. But both open the same program: Teamspeak beta.
The icons of the two links are also different.
In the lower link, the one with the light blue frame, the path with the .exe is also specified in “Execute in”. When changing to another tab (e.g. General), the error message appears as shown in the picture. This also uses the same icon that you see in the taskbar when Teamspeak is open.
As soon as Teamspeak is started, this link is also updated. At least then the date of the link changes.
I haven’t changed anything yet.
If you have any questions, ask.
German:
Hallo,
ich habe einen Bug gefunden.
Als ich die Beta gestern installiert habe, wurden im Startmenü zwei Verknüpfungen erstellt.
Wie auf dem Bild (siehe Anhang) zu erkennen ist sind es auch zwei Unterschiedliche. Aber beide öffnen das Selbe Programm: Teamspeak beta.
Die Icons der beiden Verknüpfungen sind auch unterschiedlich.
Bei der untere Verknüpfung, also die mit dem hellblauen Rahmen, ist außerdem auch in “Ausführen in” der Pfad mit der .exe angegeben. Beim Wechsel auf einen anderen Reiter (z. B. Allgemein) kommt die Fehlermeldung wie im Bild zu sehen ist. Diese verwendet auch das selbe Icon dass man auch in der Taskleiste sieht wenn Teamspeak offen ist.
Sobald Teamspeak gestartet wird, wird auch diese Verknüpfung aktualisiert. Zumindest ändert sich immer dann das Datum der Verknüpfung.
Geändert habe ich noch nichts.
Sollten noch Fragen da sein, dann Fragt.
Ich hoffe ich konnte helfen. 
Geetings from Germany
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Hey,
the TeamSpeak 5 installer creates two shortcuts on the start menu, if the user decides to install TeamSpeak for all users (in the program files folder with elevated privileges).
The installer creates one TeamSpeak shortcut on the system-wide startmenu folder and one shortcut on the AppData startmenu folder.
first shortcut is placed in: %appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs
second in: C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs
It’s not a solution to delete the shortcut on the appdata folder, because TeamSpeak 5 recreates it on every app-start. So there are some code changes needed to improve the support for all-user-installs.
Hey ho, dieser Fehler oder Bug existiert seit release 2019 oder früher.
Laut TeamSpeak ein Problem von Windows wenn ich mich recht entsinne, aber mach dir nichts drauß, solange beide Verknüpfungen ein Icon haben.
