[Ham-Computers] More on XP systray
jandlmiller at bellsouth.net
jandlmiller at bellsouth.net
Mon Sep 10 07:19:38 EDT 2007
Thanks, Jeff, but I had tried that before writing. When you Rclick on Start and
select properties the check mark must be in Hide Inactive Icons, but this does
not return the arrow in the ball on the far left of the systray. That arrow is
normally a less-than sign, and when you click the arrow it toggles briefly to a
greater-than sign before returning to less-than.
By carefully finding a clean spot in the tray and doing a Rclick, then selecting
Properties, then in the Notification Area selecting Customize, you see a
Customize Notifications window. In that window are all the icons, and by
selecting any of them a down-arrow box pops up so that you choose either Always
On, Always Off, or Hide when Inactive. So much for that, but nothing there
returns the arrow to the far left of the systray.
I am not sure what I did to cause the arrow to disappear. I need to ensure it
is there each time I boot, stays there for the whole session, and pay attention
to what I do in between!
I have not found a way to return the arrow. I will try for awhile to find a way
and then I will do a System Restore to an earlier time when it was there.
John W0IKT
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> 1. XP Systray (jandlmiller at bellsouth.net)
> 2. Re: XP Systray (jeff)
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> Date: Sun, 09 Sep 2007 13:38:39 -0400
> From: jeff <jeffv at op.net>
> Subject: Re: [Ham-Computers] XP Systray
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> jandlmiller at bellsouth.net wrote:
> > In the XP systray, there is to far left of the clock a button that upon
> clicking expands the systray to show all icons there.
> >
> > Something I have done caused this button to disappear. It does not reappear
> on a restart or a cold boot.
> >
> > Anybody know the steps I should take to bring this button back?
>
> Right click on the START button.
> I'm pretty sure it's in there under Properties.
> I don't have XP up right now to check.
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