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Pysimplegui is not changing application icon/taskbar icon

I am running a code with PYSIMPLEGUI, and I have followed all the instructions to set application icon but it seems to be not working, instead the the icon I see is python,
any suggestions?
below is my code:
###################### GUI
sg.theme('LightGrey1')
layout = [
[sg.Text("Input Serial:")],
[sg.Multiline(enter_submits=False,key='serial',size=(13,20))], # serial numbers
[sg.Text("Name outfile file:"),sg.Input(key='filename')],
[sg.CalendarButton("Date From:", format=('%m/%d/%Y')),sg.Input(key='datefrom',size=10)],
[sg.CalendarButton("Date To:",format=('%m/%d/%Y')),sg.Input(key='dateto',size=10)], # date from
[sg.FolderBrowse(button_text="Select Folder",key='file_save_path'),sg.Button("Save File")],# file name input
[sg.Button('Copy Command',button_color='#097969'), sg.Button('Exit',button_color='#9A2A2A')],
]
window = sg.Window('Name of Application',icon='interstate.ico',layout=layout)
window()
while True:
event, values = window.read()
print(event, values) # runs the window
if event in (None, 'Exit'):
break # if exit breaks
if event == 'Copy Command':
mile_state_command()
if event =="Save File":
file_creator()
'''
if event =='Copy':
copy()
'''
window.close()
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