Always show icon on the taskbar!!!

K

Kelly

Hi Maria,

Some info here that may help:

Hide or Show Inactive Icons in the Notification Area (Line 53)
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm

Sometimes clearing past items, sets things straight:

Remove Past Items From the Notification Area (Line 53)
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm

More info:

Troubleshooting the Notification Area
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_n.htm#na

Troubleshooting the Volume Control Icon
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_v.htm#volume

Taskbar Repair Tool Plus!
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/taskbarplus!.htm
 
M

Maria

I am trying to show [always] the power icon of my laptop but it doesn't stick!!. Is there any registry key I need to change manually so that the power Icon always shows on the takbar no matter which account I use?

I have tried by right-clicking on the taskbar and changing the properties/customise and put everyting as "ALWAYS SHOW" but it doesn't show. I also have tried doing his whilst logged in as Administrator but the changes don't filter through to other accounts on the laptop. I am using Windows XP Professional (SP2).

Thank you.
 
J

Jon

Do you have

"Always show icon on the taskbar" checked in

Control Panel > Power Options > Advanced ?

Jon
 
K

Kelly

Control Panel > Power Options > Advanced ?

Good catch. :blush:)





Jon said:
Do you have

"Always show icon on the taskbar" checked in

Control Panel > Power Options > Advanced ?

Jon


Maria said:
I am trying to show [always] the power icon of my laptop but it doesn't
stick!!. Is there any registry key I need to change manually so that the
power Icon always shows on the takbar no matter which account I use?

I have tried by right-clicking on the taskbar and changing the
properties/customise and put everyting as "ALWAYS SHOW" but it doesn't
show. I also have tried doing his whilst logged in as Administrator but
the changes don't filter through to other accounts on the laptop. I am
using Windows XP Professional (SP2).

Thank you.
 
J

Jon

lol
Well never overlook the obvious - that's my motto :)

Kelly said:
Control Panel > Power Options > Advanced ?

Good catch. :blush:)





Jon said:
Do you have

"Always show icon on the taskbar" checked in

Control Panel > Power Options > Advanced ?

Jon


Maria said:
I am trying to show [always] the power icon of my laptop but it doesn't
stick!!. Is there any registry key I need to change manually so that the
power Icon always shows on the takbar no matter which account I use?

I have tried by right-clicking on the taskbar and changing the
properties/customise and put everyting as "ALWAYS SHOW" but it doesn't
show. I also have tried doing his whilst logged in as Administrator but
the changes don't filter through to other accounts on the laptop. I am
using Windows XP Professional (SP2).

Thank you.
 
K

Kelly

I hear you! But that is my problem, I never think simple! Bad on me. <w>

Is ok, you would think by now I would have smelled the coffee. I get
systems here clearly telling me what the error is and I think, nah.....this
is software related. But guess what, the errors have been correct lately.

Hmm, thinking to self, time to give up my day job, which is sleeping or
doing more of it. :blush:)




Jon said:
lol
Well never overlook the obvious - that's my motto :)

Kelly said:
Control Panel > Power Options > Advanced ?

Good catch. :blush:)





Jon said:
Do you have

"Always show icon on the taskbar" checked in

Control Panel > Power Options > Advanced ?

Jon


I am trying to show [always] the power icon of my laptop but it doesn't
stick!!. Is there any registry key I need to change manually so that
the power Icon always shows on the takbar no matter which account I use?

I have tried by right-clicking on the taskbar and changing the
properties/customise and put everyting as "ALWAYS SHOW" but it doesn't
show. I also have tried doing his whilst logged in as Administrator
but the changes don't filter through to other accounts on the laptop.
I am using Windows XP Professional (SP2).

Thank you.
 

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