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Every so often the Volume icon disappears from my task bar. I check the
settings in the Sound control panel and the check is present to show the
icon in the task bar. To get it back, I have to remove the check and
close, and then go back a check it again.
> Every so often the Volume icon disappears from my task bar. I check the
> settings in the Sound control panel and the check is present to show the
> icon in the task bar. To get it back, I have to remove the check and
> close, and then go back a check it again.
>
> Any solution?
> Stan
>
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics (More info?)
have you got the "hide inactive icons" option for the volume control icon
set to "hide when inactive" rather than "always show"? (right click
taskbar/start button and go to the task bar properties - last option at the
bottom of that dialogue box.
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> Every so often the Volume icon disappears from my task bar. I check the
> settings in the Sound control panel and the check is present to show the
> icon in the task bar. To get it back, I have to remove the check and
> close, and then go back a check it again.
>
> Any solution?
> Stan
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics (More info?)
On Sun, 01 May 2005 19:00:37 GMT, Stan wrote:
> Every so often the Volume icon disappears from my task bar. I check the
> settings in the Sound control panel and the check is present to show the
> icon in the task bar. To get it back, I have to remove the check and
> close, and then go back a check it again.
>
> Any solution?
> Stan
The notification/tray area will occasionally drop icons. Various reasons: a
restart of the shell (happens after some error conditions) or a problem
with the initial loading of the icon. Many tips/tweaks are available but
none that are a permanent fix. Have found the simplest solution is to log
off/log on or restart.
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