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More info?)
Ok, I got the same problem AFTER installing my Audigy I.
I was running on onboard sound for a week.
I'm using Audigy 2 ZS drivers for my card.
Could you please post your hardware configuration to see if
we have any hardware similarities.
Here's mine:
Win XP SP2
DFI Lanparty NF4 Ultra
AMD 64 3000+, 90nm @ 2000MhZ
MSI GF6600GT @ 561/1140
2x512MB Corsair Value DDR 400
60GB WD, 160GB WD, 200GB WD SATA HDDs
Audigy Gamer, Audigy 2 ZS drivers!
I haven't found anything relevant to this issue yet, but
will keep on looking. on older versions of XP (pre SP2) a
disabling of the UnPNP service is often recommended.
>-----Original Message-----
>no there not hidden. i know that much. they just dont show
up when the
>computer boots up fully. i can see that the proccess is
runing in the
>backround but the icon is not in the system tray. and no
its not the
>settings on the programs.
>
>"Gerry Cornell" wrote:
>
>> Right click on the Notification Area and select
Properties. Is the box
>> before Hide inactive icons checked?
>>
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>>
>> Hope this helps.
>>
>> Gerry
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>> "scr00ge" <scr00ge@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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>> news:52B26C8A-FCE7-4D01-8D04-9FAAE1CBA08E@microsoft.com...
>> > sometimes when i boot up to xp some of my tray icons
are missing. i
>> > checked
>> > and they would be running in the backround. but i
would like to know
>> > what
>> > causes this and can i change it. i am running xp sp2
on amd 64 3200+
>> > 512k
>> > cache with 1gb ddr on an asus k8v se deluxe. i dont
have that many
>> > programs
>> > starting initially... just,
>> >
>> > norton
>> > perfect key logger
>> > zone alarm
>> > acronis true image monitor
>> > java (a windows service)
>> > and a few other things that take up less than 1mb of ram
>> >
>> > can anybody tell me whats happening?
>> >
>> >
>> > --
>> > there are no stupid questions, just stupid answers and
the jerks that
>> > give
>> > them.
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