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john3347
Certain icons that should appear in taskbar fail to load when booting
computer. This only affects some of the icons. "Sound" (volume and
mute control), "safely remove hardware", and "Windows Home Server"
icons (and, I think, one or two others.) fail to load. Others, such as
"AVG Antivirus", "network status", "printer", and others load and appear
normally. The icons that fail to load are NOT turned off in MSCONFIG.
I can open "sounds and audio devices" folder in control panel and the
box titled "Place volume icon in the taskbar" is checked but the icon
is not present. I can un-check the selection > click "apply" >
re-check the selection > click "apply" again, and the icon will appear
and remain until the next time the computer is re-booted.
Windows Home Server functions normally except that the icon (shortcut)
is not present. I can access WHS through a desktop shortcut that I
have created, but I should not have to do it that way. I can reinstall
the WHS connector software and the icon appears and remains until the
computer is re-booted. (There are 8 computers on the network; some
laptops, some desktops, some Windows XP and two Vista.) This problem
appears NOT to be network related as this is the only computer
displaying these symptoms.
I have not found any way to make the "safely remove hardware" appear as
it should; not even temporarily.
Anybody got any suggestions?? Help!!
computer. This only affects some of the icons. "Sound" (volume and
mute control), "safely remove hardware", and "Windows Home Server"
icons (and, I think, one or two others.) fail to load. Others, such as
"AVG Antivirus", "network status", "printer", and others load and appear
normally. The icons that fail to load are NOT turned off in MSCONFIG.
I can open "sounds and audio devices" folder in control panel and the
box titled "Place volume icon in the taskbar" is checked but the icon
is not present. I can un-check the selection > click "apply" >
re-check the selection > click "apply" again, and the icon will appear
and remain until the next time the computer is re-booted.
Windows Home Server functions normally except that the icon (shortcut)
is not present. I can access WHS through a desktop shortcut that I
have created, but I should not have to do it that way. I can reinstall
the WHS connector software and the icon appears and remains until the
computer is re-booted. (There are 8 computers on the network; some
laptops, some desktops, some Windows XP and two Vista.) This problem
appears NOT to be network related as this is the only computer
displaying these symptoms.
I have not found any way to make the "safely remove hardware" appear as
it should; not even temporarily.
Anybody got any suggestions?? Help!!