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Kinjan Bhavsar
Kinjan Bhavsar

Reputation: 1449

Issue with Tile and Icon with Windows 10 UWP?

I have completed my Windows 10 App and now I want to send it to my clients. So, I was trying to create AppPackage to upload it, when I did that, I am getting following error

2>MakePRI : warning 0xdef01051: No default or neutral resource given for 'Files/Assets/Square44x44Logo.png'. The application may throw an exception for certain user configurations when retrieving the resources.
2>F:\Company\Windows 10\MCS\MCS\Package.appxmanifest(18,73): error APPX1619: App manifest references the square 150x150 logo image 'Assets\300.png' which does not have valid dimensions. It must be 150x150 pixels.
2>F:\Company\Windows 10\MCS\MCS\Package.appxmanifest(19,26): error APPX1619: App manifest references the wide 310x150 logo image 'Assets\620.png' which does not have valid dimensions. It must be 310x150 pixels.
2>F:\Company\Windows 10\MCS\MCS\Package.appxmanifest(18,108): error APPX1619: App manifest references the small logo image 'Assets\88.png' which does not have valid dimensions. It must be 44x44 pixels.

I changed and added correct images, then also it is not working properly. Can someone suggest me what is the issue? Is there any particular naming convention that needs to be taken care?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 895

Answers (1)

GeralexGR
GeralexGR

Reputation: 3582

Check images if there are exactly the dimensions that are needed. For example if picture size should be 150x150 and you have it 151x151 then an error will occur. Add the images from package.manifest and don't change them name, just replace the previous ones. Make sure you have added all those image sizes:

  1. 300x300
  2. 620x300
  3. 88x88
  4. 24x24
  5. 50x50
  6. 1240x600 (splash)

Also you can run windows app certification kit to examine app for errors.

Hope it helps

Upvotes: 2

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