Under Windows Update tab on the left, you will find any updates that are pending to be downloaded or installed on your PC. Open Settings and click on Update & Security. You know that’s the first thing we suggest. There are a few solutions I found that should help. While it is not something major that will affect the functioning of your Windows 10 OS or any app that you are using, it can still be frustrating, especially when you want to launch an app or open a folder from your desktop. But some Windows 10 users see blank icons on their Windows 10 desktop. They make life simpler and help companies create brands. Although fun I did abandoned this approach in favor of gdi and simple BMPs.Icons are there to help us recognize an app and distinguish between different shortcuts and folders, so we can click on the one we need without wasting too much time reading the text instead. Just a quick note: This GDI+ stuff is really CPU/memory intensive for a couple of reasons. GdipDrawImageRectI(g, background, e, 0, 971, 44) Lpstr = SHCreateMemStream(fByte, 200000) ĬurBack = CreateCompatibleBitmap(hdc, rect.right, 44) HPng = LoadResource(GetModuleHandle(NULL), resrc) Resrc = FindResource(GetModuleHandle(NULL), MAKEINTRESOURCE(resource), TEXT("PNG")) Void LoadPNG(GpImage **image, int resource, HMODULE hInstance)
GDIPLUS_STARTUP_INPUT GdiplusStartupInput GDIPLOADIMAGEFROMSTREAM GdipLoadImageFromStream What you are probably looking for is a working GDI+ example which will use a PNG with alpha channel? This is just an excerpt and I left out the whole mess loading external functions from a DLL part, but maybe this will help you: static GpImage *background = NULL There are a couple of options where you can set ONE color as transparent then load a simple BMP/JPEG and do some BITMAP tricks however using ICO/GIF will be far easier for this.
To my knowledge you will not accomplish this by simply using GDI. You are probably talking about native C/C++ development with GDI/win32? NET this is not a real problem for you, because afaik PNG support is already build in.
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