The -hide on the start item just prevents Windows Defender window from
opening on startup, nothing to do with the systray icon.
You could right click start button, click properties, Taskbar tab, and
customize the icons. If Hide inactive icons is unchecked, the customize butto
is greyed out. Check hide inactive icons, then clkick customize, set the ones
you want to always show. Click OK; uncheck box hide inactive icons if you
wish, Apply/OK out.
"Lora" wrote:
> What if that option is checked and it still will not appear in the
> notification area?? For some reason in the string under msconfig there is
> "hide" at the end. Can this be changed? I really want it in the
> notification area because there have been times when something has occurred
> but defender does not pop up to tell me. HELP!!
>
> "Tom Emmelot" wrote:
>
> > Your welcome 
> >
> > noahwallach schreef:
> > > thanks tom!
> >