You mentioned you deleted and reinstalled Google Chrome. It sounds like Google Chrome is working OK, but the icon that represents this application is incorrect. But even for the sessions where 'Inspector' believes the AppID is the soccer LNK, the primary monitor displays the proper Ninja icon.Thank you for using the Apple Support Communities! I understand your Google Chrome icon is not appearing on your application. it's quite odd since I don't launch Chrome using the LNK file in question. And the default profile Chrome sessions does not even refer to any LNK under AppID, it simply refers to the default profile directory. However, I normally launch the non-default profiles from within the default Chrome session by clicking in the upper-right profile name, and selecting the alternate profile. Perhaps I should delete the desktop LNK file that it references to see what happens. It's odd because actually, the AppID under Inspector suggests I'm using the LNK file from the profile with the soccer ball. it should never be the soccer ball for this session, although I do have another profile (not default) that uses the soccer ball. the appropriate icon should be the Ninja, which is displayed on the primary monitor properly.

And, that icon is not the one displayed on the primary monitor.

the only icon that is different is AppID, which shows the soccer ball regardless of which monitor the window is active on. I'm not sure how the inspector is supposed to work, it seems to take quite a long time before details change, and what kind of hovering will trigger a the chrome sessions that have issues, the windows icons and process files icons are all just generic Chrome.

Google chrome icon missing from taskbar