Hide Inactive Icons not Hiding

R

RJ

WinXP Pro SP2

I just upgraded to ZoneAlarm Pro v6.1.737
After the upgrade, my Hide Inactive Icons
stopped working. That is, the little round arrow
to the left of the system tray is no longer displayed.

I checked the Taskbar properties, and Hide
Inactive Icons is checked. I unchecked it,
clicked OK, and then went back, checked
it and clicked OK, and still it does not show.

I tried rebooting a couple of times with it checked
and unchecked and still it does not show.

How do I get this back?
 
M

Malke

RJ said:
WinXP Pro SP2

I just upgraded to ZoneAlarm Pro v6.1.737
After the upgrade, my Hide Inactive Icons
stopped working. That is, the little round arrow
to the left of the system tray is no longer displayed.

I checked the Taskbar properties, and Hide
Inactive Icons is checked. I unchecked it,
clicked OK, and then went back, checked
it and clicked OK, and still it does not show.

I tried rebooting a couple of times with it checked
and unchecked and still it does not show.

How do I get this back?

Since the problem occurred immediately after upgrading to ZA, you should
ask ZA tech support about the issue caused by their software. If you go
to their website and click on the Service & Support link on the left,
you'll go to a page with lots of options including a ZA users' forum.

Malke
 
R

RJ

Gee Thanks... In the Zonelabs Forums, they said ask in
a Windows newsgroup.

If anyone knows of maybe a registry setting that controls
this behavior, that would be helpful.
 
G

Guest

From reading some of the other posts, right click on a blank area of the
taskbar, select propeties and choose to "always hide" for oneof the icons.
That hopefully will correct the situation and then you can change the item
you changed back to what you want.
Post the results..Good Luck
 

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