Hi,

For my work I installed software that enables me to log in over the Internet
on the network of my company using a virtual private network. As a result a
new local area connection is added to my network connections. And that
resulted in a new icon in my system tray. I personally do not like a
cluttered up system tray. Icons I do not want to see are set to 'always hide'
(right click task bar, select properties, in the 'Taskbar and Start Menu
Properties' window, select Customize. Select 'Always hide' in the drop down
box of the icon you do not want to see displayed). But the next time I start
my system the icon is back again.

Does anyone know how I can instruct the icon to not show its face to me?

Regards,
Michel

Try this:
Right clik on the connection in the system tray > Click Open Network
Connections > Right click the connection you don't want to see on the system
tray > On the General tab of the Properties box Click to uncheck the "Show
icon in the notification area when connected" box at the bottom > OK.
--
Rey


"Michel" wrote:

> Hi,
>
> For my work I installed software that enables me to log in over the Internet
> on the network of my company using a virtual private network. As a result a
> new local area connection is added to my network connections. And that
> resulted in a new icon in my system tray. I personally do not like a
> cluttered up system tray. Icons I do not want to see are set to 'always hide'
> (right click task bar, select properties, in the 'Taskbar and Start Menu
> Properties' window, select Customize. Select 'Always hide' in the drop down
> box of the icon you do not want to see displayed). But the next time I start
> my system the icon is back again.
>
> Does anyone know how I can instruct the icon to not show its face to me?
>
> Regards,
> Michel