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missing systray icons
Where in the registry are the systray icons located?
Sometimes they load and sometimes they dont? Suggestions... |
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missing systray icons
Are you saying that there are times when you don't see any? The default
notification area behavior is to "hide inactive icons" so some icons showing up infrequently is normal. "Dagger" wrote in message ... Where in the registry are the systray icons located? Sometimes they load and sometimes they dont? Suggestions... |
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missing systray icons
"Colin Barnhorst" wrote:
Are you saying that there are times when you don't see any? I'm sure that the OP isn't asking that. I have the same problem sometime: programs that I KNOW are loading at startup and that SHOULD show a systray icon, don't. I can see that they are running by looking at the running processes in task manager. The only way to get the icon in the systray for those programs is for me to have task manager close them, and then I manually start them. |
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missing systray icons
How To: Fix Missing System Tray Icons at Windows XP startup:
http://www.tech-pro.net/howto_013.html -- Regards, Ramesh Srinivasan, Microsoft MVP [Windows Shell/User] Windows® Troubleshooting http://www.winhelponline.com "Dagger" wrote in message ... Where in the registry are the systray icons located? Sometimes they load and sometimes they dont? Suggestions... |
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"Uncle Grumpy" wrote in message news "Colin Barnhorst" wrote: Are you saying that there are times when you don't see any? I'm sure that the OP isn't asking that. I have the same problem sometime: programs that I KNOW are loading at startup and that SHOULD show a systray icon, don't. I can see that they are running by looking at the running processes in task manager. The only way to get the icon in the systray for those programs is for me to have task manager close them, and then I manually start them. Occasionally, when using windows, windows explorer crashes. When this happens it autorestarts, but it doesn't reload all the utilities that should be loaded, hence the icons associated with what hasn't started won't be displayed. Logging out and in again should restore normallity (what ever that is). |
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