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Wireless Networking - Permanently Hiding the "Wireless No Connection" Icon in System Tra |
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10-23-2009, 04:34 AM
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Permanently Hiding the "Wireless No Connection" Icon in System Tra
I don't want to see the wireless icon in System Tray when it is not
connected. How do I remove this icon permanently without disabling? I have been searching the web for this answer and seems no one has a solution. Can anyone help me? Help_needed |
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10-23-2009, 06:34 AM
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Re: Permanently Hiding the "Wireless No Connection" Icon in System Tra
=?Utf-8?B?SGVscF9uZWVkZWQ=?= <> wrote in news:F88FECBA-65B1-4B4A-BDDF-: > I don't want to see the wireless icon in System Tray when it is > not connected. How do I remove this icon permanently without > disabling? I have been searching the web for this answer and > seems no one has a solution. Can anyone help me? > Right-click "start" then Properties -> "Taskbar" tab -> Make sure "Hide inactive icons" is checked, then click "Customize" Find the item you want to hide, click in "Behavior" column and select "Always hide" HTH, John John Wunderlich |
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10-23-2009, 10:21 PM
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Re: Permanently Hiding the "Wireless No Connection" Icon in System Tra
Hi
There are different ways to deal with it in different in OS'. Which one you have? Jack (MS, MVP-Networking). "Help_needed" <> wrote in message news:F88FECBA-65B1-4B4A-BDDF-... >I don't want to see the wireless icon in System Tray when it is not > connected. How do I remove this icon permanently without disabling? I > have > been searching the web for this answer and seems no one has a solution. > Can > anyone help me? Jack [MVP-Networking] |
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11-02-2009, 06:34 AM
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Re: Permanently Hiding the "Wireless No Connection" Icon in System
I have XP, I also tried below steps and it didn't work, the "Wireless No
Connection" icon always end up coming back. Right-click "start" then Properties -> "Taskbar" tab -> Make sure "Hide inactive icons" is checked, then click "Customize" Find the item you want to hide, click in "Behavior" column and select "Always hide" "Jack [MVP-Networking]" wrote: > Hi > There are different ways to deal with it in different in OS'. Which one > you have? > Jack (MS, MVP-Networking). > > "Help_needed" <> wrote in message > news:F88FECBA-65B1-4B4A-BDDF-... > >I don't want to see the wireless icon in System Tray when it is not > > connected. How do I remove this icon permanently without disabling? I > > have > > been searching the web for this answer and seems no one has a solution. > > Can > > anyone help me? > > . > Help_needed |
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